Numbers 6 To 16 (Even) And Two Attached Lanterns

A terrace of six houses and shops, built around 1835. The buildings are constructed of stucco with limestone dressings, featuring party wall stacks and hipped pantile roofs. They follow a double-depth plan and stand three storeys high, with each house having a two-window facade. The terrace has a shallow, curved, stepped design incorporating 19th-century and modern shop fronts. These include pilaster strips above a ramped cornice and parapet. The shop fronts feature panelled pilasters, consoles, fascia, cornices, left-hand doorways, and plate-glass windows. Number 12 has a sixteen-pane window, while number 16 lacks a shop front and possesses a single ground-floor sash window. Six-pane sashes are found at numbers 8 to 12; the remaining windows are plate glass, all with cambered heads except for number 12. Number 16 has a right-hand through passage. The interior of number 8 includes a central dogleg staircase with stick balusters, column newels, cornices, and four-panel doors. Subsidiary features include hanging gas lanterns, still connected to a gas supply, on cast-iron brackets at the western end, and a wrought-iron overthrow at the eastern end.