The Terrace Of 4 Houses Comprising Zingari, Belfort, Eastdale, And Elmhyrst, Including Their Area Walls And Gate Piers

The Terrace of four houses, comprising Zingari, Belfort, Eastdale, and Elmhyrst, is located on East Street and dates from around 1860. This three-storey building features eight windows and has a stuccoed exterior, with the ground floor made of yellow brick. It has a cornice and parapet, and a slate roof. The glazing bars are intact. A veranda on the ground floor has a sloping slate roof supported by trellised iron pillars with brackets. There are iron guards on the first-floor windows. The terrace includes two doorways in the center and one at each end, with flights of steps leading up to each doorway, flanked by stucco walls. At the bottom of each flight of steps, there is a screen of stuccoed walls and gate piers, with the walls featuring panels of interlaced tracery below a capping band. The gate piers have peaked capping.