32 And 33, St Andrew Street

A pair of terraced houses located in Tiverton, built in the mid-19th century. The houses have painted brick facades. The left-hand return wall is roughcast with imitation timber framing. They have slated roofs and red brick chimneys on each side wall. The two houses present mirrored two-window facades. A central doorcase, consisting of three pilasters supporting an entablature, serves as the entrance for both properties, with a shared porch containing six-panelled doors, the lower two panels being flush, and fanlights with margin panes. The windows are mostly six-paned sashes, with the exception of the ground-floor window of number 33, which has two panes. The interior of the houses has not been inspected.