Menai View Terrace

Menai View Terrace is a group of three-storey and basement buildings with stucco fronts, arranged in pairs and featuring dividing panelled pilasters. The wreathed cornice rises from No 6, and there are quoins to the left of No 12. The buildings have slate roofs, cement render chimney stacks, and bracket eaves, along with small pane casement windows. Each front includes a two-storey splayed bay next to the paired central entrances, which have Tudor labels and six-panel doors. The bays are supported by iron or timber columns above the slate steps leading to the basements, where small pane sash windows are located. Nos 7 and 8 feature contemporary railings on the steps leading to the entrance.

At the rear, gables cross the ranges, with the gable of No 8 having an early 20th-century brick extension. Detached from this is a former coach-house made of rubble, with sandstone dressings and slate lintels. The rear of No 9 has twelve-pane sash windows.

The front gardens slope down to rubble forecourt walls topped with dressed stone coping, gate piers, and finialled railings.

Inside No 8, a Victorian fireplace is preserved, flanked by arched recesses in the main room.