10, Beauford Square

This is an early 19th-century terraced house, with alterations made in the mid-19th century. It is one of a row in Beaufort Square. The exterior is limestone ashlar, painted, with a double Roman tile roof. The house has three storeys and one bay. It features a sixteen-pane sash window above a larger sixteen-pane window, both set in plain reveals, and an altered mid-19th-century shop front with three panes, a transom, and a small cornice. A six-panel fielded door is located to the left, sheltered by a slab hood on shaped brackets. A platband is present at two levels, and the roof extends with plain eaves, terminating in a large shared stack on the right. The building appears to be a rebuild or a refacing, possibly filling a previous gap in the row. The interior has not been inspected.