105, Newport Road

No. 105 Newport Road is an end-of-terrace house dating from the mid-19th century, possibly a remodelling of an earlier building. It features solid rendered walls and a tarred slated roof, with a red brick chimney on the rear lean-to. The house has two storeys and a garret, with a two-window range and a doorway to the left. The upper-storey window on the left is slightly narrower than the one on the right.

The round-arched doorway is flanked by panelled pilasters and has a moulded archivolt, leading to a deeply recessed half-glazed door with two moulded panels below and margin-panes above. To the right, there is a wood canted bay window with a flat felted roof, featuring sashes with horns and a middle light with margin-panes. The bay window has a bracketed cornice with circular panels between the brackets.

Above the ground storey, there is a raised band, and the upper storey windows also have sashes with margin-panes and horns. The house has a bracketed eaves cornice with the same circular panels as the bay window. There is a gabled dormer with plain barge-boards and a moulded finial, along with sashes with margin-panes and horns in the upper-storey windows.

The proportions suggest that this may have originally been the end house of the terrace that now includes Nos. 98-104. There is a gap about one house wide between Nos. 104 and 105, and the left-hand edge of No. 105 has a distinctly ragged appearance.