29 to 47 Jesmond Road (Carlton Terrace)

Terrace of 11 houses. Circa 1838. Said to be by John Dobson. English garden wall
bond brick with painted ashlar ground floor to left end pavilion, and painted
ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roof. 3 storeys, 7 houses from 2 to 5 bays, 32 bays
in all. Central 6 and end groups of 4 bays project slightly, the central plain
and the outer pavilions with pilasters. 8-panelled doors, except that to No. 33
renewed, with overlights in architraves. Wedge stone lintels to sashes, most with
glazing bars; projecting stone lintels except at second floor, which has sill band.
Recessed brick panels below first floor sills; first-floor band. End pavilions
also have second-floor band, and giant corner and central Doric pilasters beneath
paired gutter brackets; and eaves cornice; gutter cornice between pavilions.
Banded brick chimneys to low-pitched roof. Left return has 3 bays; steps to C2O
door in flat Doric doorcase with side lights; Doric cases to windows, tripartite
in outer bays. LISTED GRADE 2