Milanese House, including Crackwell House to rear

Commercial premises and flats, mid C19, painted stucco 4-storey, 3-bay facade with thin Ionic side pilasters each side from first floor up to full moulded cornice and parapet. Red brick end stacks, 3 gabled C20 windows. A pair of three-storey oriel windows and plain centre windows, all with sashes with horizontal glazing bars only. The three centre windows in 1977 had heavy architraves and cornices, the architraves shouldered to first and second floors and also with pediment to first floor. C20 pair of shop fronts each side of central house door with 2 long narrow panels and plain overlight. Separate house to rear, on Crackwell Street, called Crackwell House, unpainted render with parapet. Four storeys, one-bay, sashes with horizontal bars only. Single sash to third floor, canted 2-storey oriel window with sashes below and ground floor painted stucco front. Recessed door up steps to left (in angle to Derham Lodge) and C20 shop window. Stucco pilasters each side of shop window and thin entablature over, broken forward over pilasters. Door with 2 long wood panels and overlight. Right side wall has a 12-pane sash window to third and second floors.

Fine staircase rising through narrow apsidally-ended well.