Nos. 1 and 3 Victoria Place

End-terrace former pair of houses, now commercial premises, painted stucco, with slate mansard roofs behind parapet and red brick end and ridge stacks. Three storeys, three-bay main front with fourth bay to left canted on corner of Quay street and three bays to Quay Street. Giant pilasters frame narrow centre bay (former entrance bay of No 3) with simple stepped caps. Entablature over with deep frieze and simple cornice, broken forward over centre bay, blocking course over. A similar pilaster to left end is left side of framing of entrance bay to No 5. A broader giant pilasters without cap at right rises through frieze to cornice, which breaks forward over. Frieze reappears over canted bay, former entrance to No 1, and is repeated to right, on left end of Quay Street front. Windows are sashes with narrow marginal panes: narrower to the two entrance bays and longer on the first floor than above. Ground floor is altered as shop. The arched entry to No 3 survives with marginal glazing to radiating bar fanlight and modern half-glazed glazed door. Large square shop window each side, with marginal glazing bars to top lights and black marble below sills. Similar detail to entrance in canted bay, with recessed half-glazed door and shop windows canted in. Quay Street front has two similar C20 shop windows, the left one interrupting the bottom of the left pilaster that framed a former entrance bay. Upper floors are blank to left, between left pilaster and pair that frame narrow bay, which has square 6-pane sash over long narrow sash. Third bay has two 6-pane sashes to top floor, and one long sash to first floor left.

Ground floor altered.