Victoria House

Victoria House is a three-storey house located on a splayed corner site. The walls are covered in renewed roughcast, which shows traces of the original scribing, and are painted light brown. The Church Street elevation features rusticated pilasters, while the roof is slate and hipped at the corner. There is a shared end stack on the right side in the Rating Row elevation, along with a central roughcast stack. The lower and middle storey openings are adorned with architraves.

The entrance is now situated in the nearly symmetrical three-window Rating Row elevation. The doorway, which is offset to the right of center, has a half-glazed fielded-panel door with an overlight, flanked by four-pane horned sash windows. In the middle storey, there is a tripartite four-pane horned sash window on the left, a blocked window above the entrance, and another four-pane horned sash window on the right. The upper storey features plain windows on both the right and left, with a slightly lower blocked central window.

On the two-window Church Street elevation, there is a blocked central doorway flanked by four-pane sash windows. The middle storey includes a canted oriel window on the left with a four-pane sash, and a blocked right-hand window set within a more ornate architrave that has a keystone, chevron moulding, and a billet frieze below the sill. The upper storey has a plain window on the left and a blocked window on the right, which is set on a corbelled sill. The building has not been inspected.