25, Upper Camden Road

No. 25, Upper Camden Road, is an early 19th-century former public house, now a house. The building is constructed of painted limestone ashlar with a hipped roof covered in double Roman tiles, featuring a stack on the right return. It's situated on a rising site, set into the hillside, and is located beside steps leading to Camden Terrace. The two-storey, two-window front benefits from plate glass sash windows. The front features a coped parapet with small acorn finials marking the quoins and a larger acorn above a stopped cornice. A narrow flat hood on brackets shelters the paired windows to the right, while a 20th-century door with a narrow overlight and five-pane margin light is located to the left. The ground floor is spanned by a flat hood on brackets over the paired windows to the right. The interior has not been inspected. Historically, the building operated for many years as the Rivers Arms Public House.