Fourcroft Hotel

Hotel, formerly 3 terraced houses, 2 of 3 bays and one of 2 bays. Painted, lined, stuccoed street elevation of basement, 3 storeys and C20 attic. Parapet with moulded cornice and first floor sill band continuous with Croft Hotel, but ground floor is not channelled. Also similar long sash windows with later C19 horizontal glazing bars, and iron railings to 1st floor windows. C20 broad doorway with hood on cast-iron brackets in 4th bay from left. Blocked door in first bay. Ground floor two windows to far right, (the former No 5) are a little wider than the others and not aligned, left window was the door. Old photographs show that all the doors were arched. Area railings and gates similar to those before the Croft Hotel, with button heads. Two gates to basement, one to left of main doorway to slate steps down to 12-pane sash window and a C20 door at the far left, other at far right with concrete steps down, and has a 4-pane sash and a 12-pane sash.