32-34, All Saints Street

These are two mid-18th century terraced houses. They are stuccoed and have tiled roofs with gabled ends. The properties are two storeys and have an attic, and are four bays wide. They have sash windows with glazing bars within exposed casings. The ground floor window of number 33 is a two-light sash, while the first floor window of number 34 is a sliding casement and a small two-light casement, both with glazing bars. There are two dormers in the roof; number 33’s dormer is modern, while number 34’s has a sliding casement.

The doorways have varying designs: number 32 has a hood supported on shaped brackets over a flush-panelled door; number 33 has a moulded cornice hood on shaped brackets, a small rectangular fanlight, and a modern door; and number 34 has a moulded doorcase, a plain frieze, and a dentilled cornice. Brick chimney stacks are visible. A fire insurance plaque is fixed to the front of the first floor of number 33. A sash window at the rear of number 34 has thick glazing bars. The buildings are part of a group of listed buildings along All Saints' Street.