Normal looking city centre street that's the last of its kind in Liverpool
Normal looking city centre street that's the last of its kind in Liverpool Built in 1843, Dukes Terrace was once nearly demolished but years on still stands proudly as last of its kind The houses on Duke's Terrace lay abandoned for over 30 years before they were restored A row of terraced houses in the middle of the city centre are the last of their kind in Liverpool. The houses that make up Dukes Terrace are the last surviving examples of 'back to back' housing in Liverpool. The uniform brick houses, built in 1843, are made up of three storeys and a cellar.
Source: liverpoolecho.co.uk