Nos 25 and 27 Hill Street

Nos 25 and 27 Hill Street are two terraced houses that have been converted into one hotel. They are constructed of painted stucco with slate roofs, featuring a basement, three storeys, and an attic, with three bays for each house. No 25 is slightly taller than No 27 and has a moulded eaves board along with two small hipped dormers with slate sides. No 27 has 20th-century projecting boxed eaves that replaced the original bracketed eaves in 1974, and it features one large 20th-century dormer. The left end stack of No 25 is rendered, while No 27 has a renewed red brick left end stack.

No 25 has hornless sash windows with thin late Georgian glazing bars, featuring 9 panes on the top floor and 12 panes elsewhere. The arched doorway is located in the right bay, and the facade is offset to the right. The doorway is framed by a well-crafted timber Ionic doorcase, which includes two columns with pulvinated friezes leading to entablature blocks and an open pediment adorned with modillions. Above the seven-panel door is a fanlight with radiating-bar tracery.

No 27's facade is offset to the left, with windows arranged two bays to the left and one to the right. It has square 6-pane sash windows on the top floor, 12 panes elsewhere, but the middle ground floor window occupies the site of a former door, and the left window has an altered top sash.

Both houses feature wrought iron area railings similar to those in front of No 23, set on tooled stone coping. There are gateways leading to basement steps, located to the left on No 25 and to the right on No 27.

Inside, No 25 has panelled doors with moulded frames that include angle roundels. In the basement, there is a slate plaque that was originally found in an attic wall, inscribed with a note regarding the ownership of the pine-end wall, dated December 1832. Another slate plaque found in the attic wall of No 27 states that the gable end and partition wall belong to the adjoining Glebe House of Saint Thomas's Parish, with the exception of 6 inches at the base.

The property has not been available for inspection and has been disused, except for the basement, since 2005. It is said that No 25 has a mahogany stair located at the rear right.