The following text is from the original listed building designation:
RAMSGATE NELSON CRESCENT TR 3864 NW 13/268 Nos. 10 and 11 and railed 3.10.77 Area GV II Terrace house pair, now hotel. 1798-1801. White stock brick, in part rendered, with concrete pantiled roof. Four storeys with basement, with rusticated ground floor and parapet to roof with stack to left. Each house with 2 sashes with painted gauged heads to 2nd and 3rd floor, and 2 tripartite French doors on 1st floor with top lights, with tented verandah to left (No. 11) and raking balcony to right (No. 10), both with pierced wrought iron piers, with simple rails to right and iron balusters to left. C20 metal casement to No. 10 with glazed door to right with semi-circular fanlight with reeded and moulded surround, with 2 sashes and fixed half-glazed door to No. 4 in moulded and reeded surround, both doors with flights of 5 steps. Glazing bar sash and boarded outer door to basement at No. 10, and half glazed door to No. 11 basement. Spear-head rails with urn finial principals. The other 16 houses in the Crescent were all built separately, those 2 being structurally of 1 build.
Listing NGR: TR3807064555

English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.