5 Victoria Place

5 Victoria Place is a terraced house that has been converted into commercial premises. It features painted stucco and has a slate roof behind a parapet, with a red brick stack on the left end. The building stands three storeys tall and has a two-bay front. Giant pilasters frame the narrow right bay, with the left pilaster being part of No 3. These pilasters have simple stepped caps and plinths. Above them is an entablature with a deep frieze and a simple cornice, which is broken forward over the right bay, with a similarly broken forward parapet above.

The windows are sash style, with narrow marginal panes. The entrance bay has narrower windows and the first-floor windows are longer than those above. The ground floor main bay features a large square shop window made up of 16 fixed panes, alongside a narrower window (which was formerly a door) with 8 panes to the right. To the left is an arched house entry with marginal glazing and a radiating bar fanlight, leading to a modern six-panel part-glazed door.

A blue plaque on the pier to the left of the door indicates that the painter Augustus John was born here in 1878 and lived here until he was five years old. The ground floor has been altered.