35 And 37, St Michael'S Road

A pair of semi-detached council houses dating to circa 1922, designed by P. Edwin Stevens and built by Percy Williams. They are constructed from quarried granite rubble with granite dressings, and have scantle slate hipped roofs with sprocketted eaves. The roof slopes to lower eaves at the left and right ends. Rendered axial stacks rise from the roof. The internal layout consists of a pair of identical, mirror-image houses on an overall U-shaped plan. A full-depth kitchen/living room is at the centre, with a front parlour and a rear scullery at either end. The sculleries project into short outshot wings at the rear, with a central lobby and stair in each house. The two-storey, unaltered elevations have a 4-window front with original panelled doors, each having a small light above. Granite hoods are supported on corbels over the doorways. The windows are casement windows with glazing bars. The interior has not been inspected.