34,36 AND 36A, WARWICK STREET (See details for further address information)

Nos 34, 36, and 36A on Warwick Street are a group of buildings dating from 1807. They are located on the return frontage of the west side of the Steyne and consist of four storeys built from white brick. The buildings feature five windows in total, which are sash windows with glazing bars; the left-hand window is blind, while Nos 34 and 36 each have two windows. The first-storey windows are adorned with decorated ironwork.

No 36A has a modern shopfront, which serves as the shop below No 1 The Steyne, while Nos 34 and 36 showcase Victorian shopfronts. These include seven pilasters made of pink granite with fluted collars, with two pilasters located in the return front to the right-hand alley, although all but the left two are boxed in. There is a frieze with moulded panels and a cornice above the shopfronts. Additionally, the first-floor window in the alley features Gothic tracery.

Nos 24 to 36 (even), including No 32A and No 36A, form a group.