Albert House and No 10A, including walls, railings and gates

House of 3 bays and 3 storeys with slate gabled roof and small red brick chimney to left. Modillion eaves cornice. Broad pebbledashed facade with regular horned sash windows with marginal glazing (as on No 8) with stucco cornices on corbels to upper floors. Ground floor has similarly glazed canted bay windows to left and right with cornices part of balcony above which has cast-iron low rails with Gothic fleur-de-lys finials under top rail, and turned standards with finials (matching rails over porch of No 8). Central moulded 4-panel door in panelled recess with plain rectangular overlight, in doorcase of broad fluted pilasters and long console brackets. Ornate pierced ironwork arch in front of door supporting balcony centre, with openwork piers with honeysuckle ornament, pierced spandrels and pierced top rail (similar to porch to No 8). Added early to mid C20 timberr glazed porch to left of left bay with margin-glazed window and modern door to left with margin glazed square overlight, the entrance to No 10a (flat). Low wall in front of rubble stone with chamfered coping and 2 gateways. Walls have low railings with cast-iron floral finials and turned standards, and gates are similar with dog-bars. Railings match those to No 8.

Interior not available for inspection. Shutters visible in some windows.