Numbers 2 to 12 (Even) and Attached Brick Walls

A terrace of six houses was built around 1840 in a late Georgian style. The houses are stuccoed with limestone dressings and have party wall stacks. The roofs are slate and pantile, with mansard roofs to numbers 2 and 4, which also have attics behind them. Each house has three storeys and a basement, with a two-window frontage. The houses vary in width, and have coped parapets. Number 6 has an added attic storey. The semicircular arched doorways have three-pane fanlights and six-panel doors. The ground-floor windows are semicircular arched, with six-pane sashes, except at number 6 which has plate-glass sashes, and number 8 where the second floor has a three by six-pane sash. Number 10 has a two-storey canted bay added in the mid 19th century with cornices, and two plate-glass sashes on the second floor. Number 2 has a tented wrought-iron porch, while numbers 2, 6, and 8 have balconies; number 2's balcony has lattice sections and lyre-shaped panels, number 6's has 20th-century steel railings, and number 8's has wrought-iron railings and lattice sections. The interior of number 10 features an entrance hall divided by a semicircular arch from a central stairwell, with an open dogleg staircase having stick balusters, column newels, a ramped and banded rail, an uncut string, and a cupboard between the stair and party wall. There is a front basement kitchen range, marble fireplaces with reeded jambs and corner roundels, panelled shutters, and four-panel doors. The terrace has attached ramped brick walls separating the front gardens.