35, 37 AND 39, SWAN STREET

This is a terrace of three buildings, with a one-bay addition at the northern end, dated 1852. The buildings are arranged symmetrically, and have two storeys and a 1-2-2-2 window arrangement. The roofs are tiled, with brick eaves mouldings; the northern unit is slightly lower and has a hipped front with a brick dentil eaves. The red brick walling is in Flemish bond, featuring flush blue quoins to the openings, rubbed flat arches, and hood moulds to the ground-floor windows. Casement windows are present. Simple porches have gables above oval arches, a brick moulded impost, and deep pilasters. A diamond plaque incised with the date 1852 is situated above the centre. Number 35, and the northern unit, have painted brickwork, and the porch on Number 35 has been swapped with the north side window, altering the original design.