33/34 Park Place

33 and 34 Park Place are an asymmetrical pair of semi-detached houses built from pennant stone with extensive bathstone dressings. They feature slate roofs with tiled cresting and stone chimneys, and have horned sash glazing. The houses rise three storeys and include basements.

The left house, No 34, has a full-height bathstone splayed bay window with a hipped roof on the left side, a catslide dormer, and a narrow first floor above a Gothic arch leading to a porch. This porch features a three-bay Gothic arcade facing Museum Place, supported by pink granite columns. There are steps leading up to the entrance, which has a pierced bathstone balustrade. The gable end of this house includes an oriel window above the porch arcade. The rear block extends down Museum Place, presenting a three-window block with windows on four levels, followed by a lower three-storey block with a doorway.

The right house, No 33, has a pair of dormers that enclose two-light windows with Gothic heads. It also features a bathstone splayed bay window with a hipped roof on the right side, which is set back. There are steps leading up to a Gothic porch flanked by pink granite columns.