5 Garden Suburbs

5 Garden Suburbs is an asymmetrical group of six cottages built in the early 20th century. Number 1 is stepped up, while Numbers 9 and 11 are stepped down to accommodate the slope of the land. The cottages are pebbledashed with some tile dressings and feature a tiled roof with swept eaves and three ridge stacks, with the center stack reduced in height.

The buildings are two storeys tall. Numbers 1 and 7 have wide full-height gables with four-light cambered-arched windows with brick sills on each floor. Number 1 has a gabled porch with decorative tile kneelers and a side entrance that matches the entrance to Number 11 at the opposite end. Numbers 3 and 5, as well as Numbers 9 and 11, have paired lower gables. They feature similar three-light windows on the first floor and four-light windows on the ground floor of Numbers 9 and 11. Numbers 3 and 5 have splayed bays under tiled roofs, with hoods over the doorways of Numbers 3 and 9, and porches on Numbers 5 and 7. Some original leaded casement glazing has been retained.

Recent alterations include new glazing, an extended porch, and re-rendering of the exterior.