12 Victoria Place

End-terraced house now commercial premises, painted stucco with slate roof hipped at angle, and paired brackets to overhanging eaves. Three storeys, two bays with sill band at second floor and moulded cornice at first floor level. Windows are hornless sashes, nine-pane to top floor and 12-pane to first floor. Ground floor has channelled rustication and square-headed door to left recessed in a square-headed surround. C20 door made for Prudential Assurance Co. In 1976 there was said to be an original fielded three-panel door with plain overlight. Modern shop-window to right. River front of three storeys and basement, with ridge chimney. Three bays with sill band to second floor and cornice to first floor carried round. Window bays disposed two to right and one to left. Similar windows, but with attractive wrought-iron guards to the 12-pane sashes of first and ground floors, the ironwork to the early C19 neo-Grec design of L. Cottingham. Left hand window on ground floor is altered and this bay has channelling carried around from main front. Basement has blank window, door and 9-pane sash.

Interior not inspected. Ground floor altered as offices, but stair may survive.