1-6, Waterloo Place

This is a terrace of six houses built around 1830 in Cranbrook. The houses are constructed of yellow stock brick with gault brick detailing, topped with a slate roof featuring hipped gables and six ridge stacks. The terrace has slightly projecting wings at each end. It's two storeys high and has a central ten-bay section flanked by three-bay wings. Arched openings lead through to the rear garden, situated in the third and eighth bays of the central section, and these are now blocked with windows. The windows are glazing bar sashes with gauged heads, notably wider in the second, fourth, seventh, and ninth bays of the central section. The front of the terrace has panelled and part-glazed doors with arched, decorated overlights, set within rubbed brick arches, located in the first, fourth, eighth, ninth , 13th, and 16th bays of the entire front elevation.