The buildings were completed in 1825 as part of the development of Brunswick Square led by Thomas Reece.

At the front the basement and ground floors are styled with continuous rustication, which can be seen as a painted brick effect.

From the first floor upwards the walls are stuccoed with embedded pillars separating each building topped with a square capital.

In front of the entrance to each doorway is a flight of stone steps, with wrought iron railings.

The doorways of 13–18 are recessed slightly and have semi-circular arched tops, which are filled with decorated metal fanlights.