House, including garden walls with terracotta dressings and pinecone finials

Nos. 18 and 19 Fosterville Crescent Built of yellow brick with caramel coloured terracotta quoins and window and door dressings, red tile roof with yellow brick stacks. Semi-detached pair with the main range to the street and a gabled wing to the rear of the outer bay of each house. Two storeys and attics, with three windows to each house. The pair has a three storey gabled wing at either end with a canted bay to two storeys and a single window with a heavy keyed surround in the gable above. The bays are terracotta with rusticated surrounds with stiff-leaf capitals and a stiff-leaf band to the upper apron. Plain sash windows with keyed heads, tiled roof with eaves on brackets. Fretted bargeboards to the gables. The centre range has paired windows on the ground floor and recessed balconies above. These have wrought iron railings and a door and a sash window. All these windows are 2 over 1 pane sashes, the doors are part glazed. The return elevations are three bay with a large gabled porch with a wood framed oriel to the left and other single sashes, the top floor one in a gablet. The roof has ridge tiles, spike finials to the gables and tall stacks, one on the ridge between the houses, one on either return wall; the one to the left is truncated at eaves level, and one at the rear of each wing, roof-lights to the front. Each house has a rubble street wall with rounded terracotta capping, square piers with pinecone finials (one missing to left) and decorative cast iron gates.

This house has had the chimney on the left return truncated below the eaves. Rear elevation not inspected.

Interior not seen at resurvey.