31 and 33 Bloomfield Road

Pair of mid-C19 semi-detached villas.

MATERIALS: Limestone ashlar with a slate roof.

PLAN: A symmetrical compact hipped main range, with a cross wing (set back) to gabled ends, with entry.

EXTERIOR: Two storeys, each one with two plain sash windows. The first floor windows to the main range have stone slab balconies on console brackets, with decorative cast iron rails, above deep sashes with floating cornices on brackets. No. 31 has scalloped valances to all windows. It has a sash window at each level on the returns, near the internal angle. And the cross wing has a two-panelled door with a plain fan-light, set in a moulded arch with keystone, and an impost band across the wing width. Deep plain eaves soffit, stone ridge and hip tiles, with a central ashlar stack, rear eaves stack, and small stacks to the end gables, partly external, and with broad scroll offsets at first floor level.

INTERIOR: Not inspected.