23, Lansdowne Road

No 23 Lansdowne Road is a house built around 1910 in the Voysey style, designed by architect Dan Gibson from Windermere. The building has two storeys and an attic, featuring asymmetrical facades that vary in form but include simple traditional details. It has a red tile roof with different ridge levels, gables, a half-hipped gable, a cabled dormer, and flat-roofed dormers on each side of the main chimney stack, with the main form being hipped. The walls are white painted render, and there are battered buttresses on each side of the open porch, along with hoods over the windows. The windows are casements in exposed frames, with configurations of 2, 3, 4, and 5 lights, and they have square leaded glass. Additionally, there is a hipped tile roof over the single-storey side porch.