No.2 Cathedral Villas

No. 2 Cathedral Villas is a mid to late 19th-century row of three large villas that were originally all stuccoed and painted, although the stone is now exposed on No. 9. The villas feature gable fronts, slate roofs, and four Caerbwdy stone chimney stacks. Each house has two storeys and an attic, with two windows on the main floors and a single central attic window. The large sash windows have unusual marginal glazing bars and slate sills. Each villa has a four-panelled door with a large traceried overlight. No. 9 has its door in the right bay, while Nos. 11 and 13 are a mirrored pair with doors in the inner bays. Nos. 11 and 13 have plain bargeboards, while No. 9 features a renewed fretted bargeboard. The south wall of No. 9 is rendered, and the north end rear walls are made of stone.

No. 9 showcases an exposed stone front with Caerbwdy stone cut voussoirs above the windows, which replaced the original brick, and it has a modern attic window with a similar glazing bar pattern made of plastic. Nos. 11 and 13 remain stuccoed, but No. 11 has raised gabled surrounds (similar to No. 7) around the ground floor openings, while No. 13 has keyblocks over all its windows. No. 11 has lost its traceried overlight. The rear elevations are made of rubble stone and rise four storeys, featuring brick window heads and stuccoed two-storey additions.

The front of the villas is bordered by rubble walls with low ornate cast iron railings, which are similar to those at No. 7, and they include matching gates.