10 The Croft

10 The Croft is a terraced house, part of a matching pair with No 11, and similar to the adjoining houses 6 to 9, but it features an additional fourth storey. The house has a painted stucco street elevation that includes a basement and four storeys, with the ground floor having a channelled finish. There are steps leading up to the door, which is set in a round-headed recess flanked by fluted pilasters and moulded capitals that extend into the reveals as impost bands.

On the first floor, there is a continuous iron-railed balcony with an anthemion pattern supported by cast iron brackets. The door and window on the ground floor are not aligned. The iron area railings have steps leading down to the basement, which includes a window and door beneath a bridge to the front door. The area railings feature uprights with stud-headed finials, and the steps to the doorways are flanked by attractive wrought-iron scroll pattern railings.

The house has large sash windows, which are full-length on the first floor, shorter on the second, and square on the third floor, all with four panes. A coved cornice runs continuously with No 11, under a parapet coping. The balcony railings on Nos. 9 and 10 have a slightly different arrangement of the anthemion pattern compared to Nos 6, 7, 8, and 11.

No 10 features a four-panel door with a plain fanlight, a four-pane window in the basement on the right, and a 20th-century window on the left.