29 Cathedral Road

Built of thinly coursed pennant sandstone rubble with Bath stone ashlar dressings, bands and quoins, Welsh slate roofs. Plain Jacobethan style. This is a large three storey house with the entrance and longer elevation on Hamilton Street. It is joined as a pair with No 27, but the two designs are quite distinct. Cathedral Road elevation: Tall two bay frontage, both gabled, but with the right hand one set forward. To the left, ground and first floors with 4-light bay window with 1+2+1 lights with plate glass sashes, the side windows having curved glass; the bay is slate roofed. Second floor with 2-light mullion-and-transom window with coped gable with pointed Jacobean finial. To the right in the wider bay, ground and first floors with canted bay 1+2+1 lights with plate glass sashes. Second floor with 3-light mullion-and-transom window. Steep gable with ashlar copings and Jacobean finial. Hamilton Street elevation: This has part three and part two storeys. A largely blind bay to the left with a tall stack. Central single storey porch with balustrade over, 2-light window on each floor. Gabled bay with 2-light windows, the first floor one being a canted oriel. Two storey bay to right for kitchen with 3-light window below and 2-light above. Gutters on modillion brackets. Rear elevation: Plain.

Interior not available at time of resurvey.