27-31, St Sepulchre Street

Nos 27 to 31 on St Sepulchre Street are a group of three houses built around 1820. They are three storeys tall, constructed of red brick on a stone plinth, with No 27 being painted. The houses feature an eaves board with paired brackets beneath a pantile roof. Each upper floor has two windows, although the left window on No 27 is blocked. The ground floors have one window each, with flush framed sashes that have later glazing and flat stucco arches above.

No 27 includes a former early to mid 19th-century shop window with five small thin mullioned lights and a panelled and glazed door, all set within a pilaster frame that has a frieze but lacks a cornice. The doors of Nos 27 and 29 are paired and framed with reeded pilasters, a common frieze, and a shallow moulded cornice. No 31 has a similar doorcase and retains a door with six fielded panels and a rectangular fanlight above. To the left of No 31 is a round arched passage entrance.

These buildings are listed for their group value, as they, along with Trinity House and other listed buildings on the south side from Nos 21 to 31, form a cohesive architectural group.