The following text is from the original listed building designation:
RAMSGATE SPENCER SQUARE TR 3764 NE (north side) 12/380 Nos. 35, 36 + 37 and railed areas 13.8.68 GV II Terrace row. Circa 1802. Rendered with slate roof. Three storeys and basement with string course to parapet. Three canted oriel-bays on second floor with additional metal casement to right of end left oriel (no. 37). Canted bays to ground and first floors, with moulded cornice to ground floor. French doors on first floor and tented verandahs, with simple piers, scrolled brackets to roof. Gothick panelled rails, and simple iron brackets. Doors to right of bays, with 6 raised and fielded panels, partly glazed, in fluted and moulded surrounds with single step. Simple rails with urn principles to Areas. Part of 10 houses built 1802, James Townley's first development in Spencer Square, by 1810 used as officers' quarters while area was Cavalry barracks (See Busson 108-9).
Listing NGR: TR3790564550

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