The following text is from the original listed building designation:
RAMSGATE ROYAL ROAD TR 3764 NE (east side) 12/358 Nos. 5, 7 + 9 including railed Areas and gardens GV II Terrace row. 1826-36. Painted brick, No. 9, pebbledash, with rendered base. Slate roof. Three storeys, basement and attic. Rusticated base, with string courses to 1st and second floors, and Ionic pilasters to cornice parapet to roof with 4 dormers and 3 stacks, left, centre left, and centre right. Four glazing bar sashes and 2 central sashes on second floor, six margin light French doors and rectangular fanlights on first floor with tented verandahs with trellised piers and simple rails, that to left (No. 9) glazed in Tripartite bows on ground floor with sashes and pilasters, and to right of each panelled doors with semi-circular fanlights. Sashes and half-glazed doors to basement. Fleur-de-lys rails to steps, basement areas and front gardens. Built , and to the same designs as, Nos. 11-17 and 4-44 as part of James Townley's redevelopment of the cavalry barracks site predating Spencer Square. (See Busson 109).
Listing NGR: TR3785564543

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