10, Clarence Road

No 10 Clarence Road is a house dating to around 1840, situated on a corner plot with Trinity Place. The main elevation faces Clarence Road and is constructed of stock brick, with a stucco plinth and stucco plat bands to the first and second floors. The side elevation to Trinity Place is stucco-faced up to the second floor. The Clarence Road elevation features thin brick quoin pilasters that run flush into a frieze, string cornice, and blocking course. It has three windows with recessed, multi-paned sash glazing and slightly chamfered gauged arches. A deeply recessed door comprises five moulded panels, a panelled door head, and a marginal, leaded, semi-circular fanlight, flanked by thin stucco pilasters supporting a semi-circular stucco arch. The Trinity Place front has quoin pilasters and a stepped band cornice and cappings. Three square sash windows are present on the brick second floor. A full-width, three-window shallow bow, featuring French casements with simple geometric pattern balconettes, extends across the ground and first floors between pilasters. The house is part of a group including numbers 2, 6 to 10 (even), and 10A, together with number 2 St Leonard's Road.