Harbledown Place

Harbledown Place is an early 19th-century terrace of four houses. The buildings are stuccoed for three storeys, with the ground floor rusticated. A parapet runs along the roofline. The original eight-sashed windows retain their glazing bars. A colonnade of solid wooden columns supports iron balconies on the first floor, which are themselves supported by tent-shaped canopies. The first-floor windows have rectangular fanlights with quatrefoil glazing. Round-headed doorcases lead to flights of steps, each with a semi-circular fanlight above the door and a door of eight moulded panels. Number 11 has a three-window bay on the ground floor. Originally, the gardens were divided by brick walls, terminating in stuccoed piers that supported large pineapples; only the pineapple between numbers 11 and 12 survives.