Nos. 19-34 (Consec) and Attached Railings and Lamp Standard

Sixteen terraced houses were constructed around 1810, although they do not appear on the Harcourt-Masters Bath map of approximately 1810, and have undergone alterations in the 19th and 20th centuries. The terrace was designed by John Pinch the Elder. The houses are built of limestone ashlar with double-pitched slate roofs and moulded stacks to the right of each house. They have double-depth plans.

The houses are three storeys high with basements, each featuring one sash window and one blind window to the first floor. They have a continuous low coped parapet, a cornice, and sill bands on the second and first floors. Originally, the second-floor windows were three-pane sashes, while the lower floors had six-pane sashes with margin panes set in semicircular arched recesses. Smaller recesses accommodated six-panel doors with fanlights below the blind windows, with balconettes to the first floor, and some to the ground floor. The terminal houses, numbers 19 and 34, project slightly and lack blind windows. Most houses now have plate glass sash windows, and the sills of most second-floor windows have been lowered, except at number 19, where original glazing bars are retained.

Interior features vary between the houses, as documented by the Bath Preservation Trust in the 1990s. Number 19, inspected by Bath Council in 1987, has unusual embossed anaglypta panel doors depicting classical figures and floral designs, and original stone stairs. Number 26 retains many original features, although the kitchen has been modernized and only one original fireplace remains. Number 27, inspected in 1981, retained most of its original windows. Number 32, recorded in 1991, has a front room cornice featuring Bacchus heads between cornucopia with vine leaves, and a reproduction fireplace. It also includes a stone cantilevered staircase, while the kitchen and basement have been modernized. Number 33 shares similar features with number 32.

The terrace is fronted by railings on rounded plinths, flanking the door landings. Number 21 has a cast iron trellised lamp standard.