Chatsworth House Hotel, 1-6 Gloddaeth Crescent

Nos 1 and 2 Gloddaeth Crescent with hipped slate roof and stuccoed elevations with eaves cornice with dentils and paired modillions. North-east elevation (facing sea) with three gabled dormers; quoins. Eight small segmental headed third floor windows with small flanking columns and stringcourse at cill level. Second and first floor window heads ornamented with toothing. Second floor has central 2-light window with sash glazing, flanked by 3-light windows, originally sashes but right window altered. First floor, with a storeyed bow window to each end bay descending to basement level. Centre first floor sash a "Venetian" derivative with round-headed centre light flanked by narrow side lights with shallow segmental pediment over centre light. Ramp leads up to doorway with portico on ground floor. Short stuccoed wall. North-west elevation of nos 1 and 2 in similar style, with six gabled dormers, and thirteen third floor windows. Six windows on first and second floors; second and fifth bays have first floor round-headed windows with segmental pediments over ground floor rectangular bays with iron cresting. Dwarf forecourt wall with balustraded parapet.

Facing the sea, the hotel includes Nos 3-6 (consec); three storeys and attic, stucco elevations.

No 3: three windows; three (modern) gabled dormers with casement glazing. Moulded eaves cornice. Second floor sash windows with shouldered architraves. On the first floor, there is a plain bow window in each end bay descending to basement level. Central first floor sash window with architraves with scrolls at base and cornice on consoles. On ground floor, steps lead up to round-headed doorway with keystone, spandrils and cornice and modern door. Dwarf balustraded forecourt wall.

No 4 is similar to No 3. The doorway enclosed by a wide convex iron veranda of circa 1913 (Art Nouveau detailing) with steps flanked by iron railings leading up to doorway.

Nos 5 and 6 have narrower fronts of 2 windows each with a 2-storey bay window to left hand. No 5 with modern attic window strip; No 6 with two segmental headed dormers. Doorways with modern doors.