22 And 24, Greys Hill

Nos 22 and 24 on Greys Hill are early 19th-century buildings with stucco facades and a slate roof. They are two stories tall with basements and dormers, featuring two windows each. The center windows are set in segmental arched recesses adorned with Greek Key motifs above, while the outer windows have square heads. The buildings have French casements with glazing bars and a tented canopy with delicate wrought iron work at the ground floor. The doors are arched with ornamental fanlights and consist of five panels each.

These properties, along with Nos 2 to 76 (even), the listed walls, railings, gate, and gate posts, form a group with Holy Trinity Church and with Nos 29 to 33 (odd) on Church Street. The garden wall of No 2 is also part of this group on Church Street.