Penrhyn and railings

Semi-detached house, a pair with No 12 in late Victorian Queen Anne style. Painted stucco with red tile-hanging and slate deep eaved roofs. Brick stack to left of centre. Three storeys, 3-window range to the pair. Triple gabled front with bargeboards and terracotta finials, tile-hung gables over tile-hung second floor jettied out over 3 2-storey bays, on timber bracket each side. Second floor has small-paned triple windows on wall-face, outer windows have broad centre light with arch and radiating bar tracery within square head. Centre windows are plain square-headed sashes. Moulded cornice above the 3 canted bays which have tiling between floors, red brick below, and windows with small-pane glazing to the top sashes only. Windows are 1-2-1-light, and first floor sashes have a cambered head to each upper sash. Rendered side walls with red brick remains of truncated side wall stacks. Side wall entry to No 12, No 13 has a one-window stuccoed link range to No 14, presumably earlier C20, with 6-panel door and leaded overlight, first floor triple mullion and transom window and triple casement under eaves. Forecourt railings matching others in Penllwyn Park, with rock faced rubble walls, stone coping and low rails with 2 horizontal bars, standards with finials and curving brackets under upper bar. Curving ironwork also under lower bar, with finial over.