2 Piccadilly Square

1-4 Piccadilly Square

Terraced houses, mirrored row of four Victorian estate cottages with minimal Gothic detail, rubble stone with brick dressings, slate eaves roof and crested ridge tiles. Four red brick chimneys. Each house is of two storeys and two bays with a casement-pair timber window over the door, under the eaves, and a 3-light mullion-and-transom window each floor in the other bay, the ground floor window in a rendered rusticated surround with hoodmould, the upper window with timber lintel breaking the eaves under a shallow gable with plain bargeboards and red terracotta finial. As the terrace is mirrored Nos 1 and 2 have the door in the right bay, Nos 3 and 4 in the left, each door under a slate pent hood on carved diagonal supports with Gothic cusping in the triangle above the supports. Red brick jambs to all openings except ground floor main window. Overhanging verges to gable ends. Since the later C20 two houses of the terrace have been heavily altered.

No 2 has rendered front wall, all windows replaced and door hood altered with blockwork rendered sides.