86, Easton Street

No. 86 Easton Street is a late 18th-century building constructed of colour-washed bricks, topped with a Welsh slate roof featuring a wooden cornice supported by pairs of small brackets. The structure consists of two storeys and attics, with a string course at the first-floor level. It has two box dormers with Yorkshire casements and two first-floor sash windows that are flush set, each four panes wide and situated under cambered relieving arches. The ground floor features two large windows, each five panes wide, with interlaced pointed arched glazing bars. The central entrance is a six-fielded panel door topped by a rectangular fanlight with a curved diamond pattern, all framed by an architrave surround with double scroll cut brackets that support a flat cornice that breaks forward over the brackets. No. 86, along with Nos. 87 to 90 and the railings to Nos. 89 and 90, form a cohesive group.