34 Tegid Street

This is a late 19th century terrace of four town houses, likely built in the 1880s. The houses are constructed of roughcast brick with a continuous slate roof and two substantial rendered chimney stacks. The terrace is symmetrical, arranged as two mirrored pairs, with each house having two bays – an entrance and a window. The two centre houses have paired entrances, while the flanking houses have individual entrances. These entrances have round arches with plain overlights; the doors are 20th century replacements, except for number 34, which retains a 6-panel door with glazed upper panels. Original four-pane sash windows are present on all three floors, with the upper floor windows being smaller and set within gables. The central pair of houses have plain bargeboards, while the outer pair have simply decorated bargeboards with wooden finials. All windows except those in number 40 have returned stucco labels, which extend continuously over the central paired entrances. A shaped, arched blind decorative stucco tablet, supported by brackets, is centrally placed above these entrances. The interior was not inspected. The building is part of a group including numbers 34-40 Tegid Street.