112 Cathedral Road

Group of two semi-detached houses similar in design but differing in detail to Nos 114 and 116. Built of red brick with Portland stone ashlar dressings and Welsh slate roofs with red brick chimneys and ridge tiles. Old English Revival/Norman Shaw style. Three storeys, and each house is two bays wide with a large and a small bay with paired entrances in the centre. The ground and first floors have canted 5-light bay windows with plate glass. Above this the gabled top floor is jettied on carved brackets and with a 5-light timber mullioned window in a two tier tile hung face. Plain bargeboards, large stack to side elevation. Paired doorways in timber porches with moulded columns, each house has a window above, coved cornice, dormer with slate roof and finial. Side elevation with stone bands and small windows. Rear elevation not seen.

Interior not available at time of resurvey.