Nos 2-10 With Railed Areas

This is a terrace row of six houses dating from the 1840s, located on Augusta Road in Ramsgate. The houses are rendered and have a pebble-dashed finish, topped with a slate roof. They are three storeys high with a basement and feature a rusticated base, a band at sill level, and a parapet with stacks arranged from left to right.

Each house has two sliding sashes on the second floor, with gauged heads to the windows. Number 10 has replacement wooden casements. A bow window extends across the basement, ground, and first floors of the left-hand house, featuring French windows on the first floor and a fine star-traceried fanlight above the entrance. A continuous tented verandah runs across the front, supported by trellised piers, with cast iron valancing and heart and honeysuckle panel rails held on simple iron brackets. The ground floor has a triple sliding sash window with an Ionic pilaster surround, a raised and fielded panel below, and a six-panel door with a semi-circular fanlight above a flight of steps. Basement windows are single sliding sashes, and basement doorways are pointed arched. The front railings incorporate fleur-de-lys details with urn finial principals.

The design and history of these houses are identical to numbers 1-31 on the opposite side of the road.