1 - 7 Glandwr Terrace

Terrace of 7 houses. Brick, arrangement of Buff, brown and blue laid in Flemish bond. Rendered gable ends and rear with raised quoins to both ends. Slate roof, large pane sash window (all to No 2 replaced with uPVC, attic window to N0 7 replaced with uPVC), gabled dormers, brick stacks.

3 storeys with each house of single frontage with entrance door to left and slightly projecting window bay to right. 4 panel doors (part galzed to No 6) with semi-circular haed and plain fanlight. Small 4 pane sash, decorative bargeboards abd finials to dormers. Canted oriels to first floor with fixed side and opening central lights. Sloping lead canopies and plain aprons to each. Large 4 pane sash windows to ground floor, apart from No 7 which has a bay window. Rooflights to all except Nos 2 and 7. Rear elevation with 2 storey single width extensions and small pane sah window, some original.

The terrace (including rear outbuildings) is enclosed by a rubble wall to the rear, another rubble wall with access gate and steps divides the terrace (and the long front garden plots) from Garth Road and there is a sea wall to the east. There is a shared path to the front of the terrace, with low walled garden immediately in front of each house and the long garden plots beyond.

Only No 4 inspected, but its original layout and fittings would have originally been reflected in each house on the terrace. Double pile depth with stair to left. Some retention of the original fittings including large slate fireplace to front room on the ground floor, panelled door to entrance lobby, timber floors and cornices. Other houses on the terrace may retain similar layouts and fittings of interest.