15&17 Victoria Place

15 and 17 Victoria Place are a pair of terraced houses that have been converted into commercial premises. They are finished in painted stucco and feature slate mansard roofs behind a parapet, with red brick ridge stacks. The buildings rise three storeys and each has two two-bay fronts. The fronts are framed by giant pilasters, with a narrow right bay (the right pilaster is actually part of No 13) and a single, simpler pilaster on the left. The pilasters that frame the entrance bays have simple stepped caps and plinths, although the left pilaster lacks a cap.

An entablature with a deep frieze and a simple cornice is present, which breaks forward over the left pier and the two narrow bays. The parapet also breaks forward. The windows are sash style with narrow marginal panes; the entrance bays have narrower windows, and the first-floor windows are longer than those above. The ground floor features a square shop window for No 17 with 24 panes, and a recessed 20th-century bowed shop window for No 15 on a brick base, topped with a fascia supported by scrolled iron brackets.

There are two arched doorways, each with a radiating-bar fanlight above heavy two-panel doors (the door for No 15 is a near replica with thicker fanlight bars). The canted corner facing New Bridge has a similar cornice and parapet, with blind openings on each floor, including an arched blind opening on the ground floor. The elevation facing the river has three bays, featuring a long arched blind panel over a blind window in the center, flanked by sash windows with marginal glazing bars on each floor. The frieze, cornice, and parapet continue around this elevation. The basement storey includes an arched doorway in the center and a low cambered-headed small-paned sash window to the left.

The ground floor has been altered.