27, Lesbourne Road

27 Lesbourne Road is a late 19th-century house and shop, part of a terrace of three, with a dairy shop added in 1907. The shop was designed for the Reigate Industrial and Provident Society by architects Baker and Penfold, featuring tiles and murals by Carter and Co of Poole.

The exterior of the house is pebbledashed and has an applied timber finish with a slate roof. It is two storeys high with attics and has one window. The gabled attic includes a bargeboard and pendant, along with paired sash windows. The first floor features a four-light canted bay window. The ground floor shop has a cornice fascia supported by corbels on glazed brick pilasters, and a stall riser adorned with three rectangular decorative tiled panels that echo the style of William De Morgan.

Inside, the shop is tiled on three sides with green background tiling and a yellow-brown dado. At picture height, there is a brown tiled picture rail decorated with festoons, loops, drops, leaves, fruit, and bows. The rear wall displays two tiled murals: one depicting a cattle scene and the other showing a milkmaid in the countryside. A marbled freestanding tiled counter and marble shelves are located on the right, and the floor is made of red terrazzo mosaic. This shop is included in the listing primarily for its Edwardian dairy shop ground floor, which is a very rare survivor nationally and of fine quality.