1 Fullbrook Villas

1-2 Fullbrook Villas are a pair of two-storey houses built with pebble-dashed walls and a slate roof featuring overhanging eaves and brick stacks at both ends and in the center. The front of the houses faces north, away from the road, and includes single-storey brick gabled entrance wings with blue-brick dressings positioned towards the outer sides. These wings have boarded doors and casement windows on the inner sides, while the gable ends have small-pane windows that have been replaced in slightly wider original segmental-headed openings. The main part of the houses features 2-light small-pane casements on the inner sides of the entrance wings, and two similar casements in the upper storey of each house, all under segmental heads and beneath broad gables. Number 1 has had its windows replaced in a similar style, while Number 2 retains its original windows. Number 1 on the west side has an added projection behind its entrance wing.

The gable ends and rear of the houses have a rendered upper storey painted white, with black and white studding beneath the apex of the gables and saltire cross friezes beneath the upper-storey rear windows and in the gable ends. The gable ends feature two 2-light lower-storey windows under hood moulds. The rear, which has four bays facing the road, has advanced gabled bays on the right and left of the center. The windows in the lower storey are 3-light small-pane casements under hood moulds, while in the upper storey, they are positioned above in the eaves under flat-roofed half-dormers in the outer bays. The property has not been inspected.