Gibson Place is a terrace of ten stone-built houses which were designed by the architect George Rae and built between 1859 and 1869. No 1 is on the corner and is a three-storey building with an impressive front façade with full height windows to Flat 1B on the first floor. There is a protruding bay window off the sitting room to the side.

Outer storm doors and a half glazed inner door give access to a shared entrance hall and stairs up the first-floor landing with a door off to 1B. The stairs at the end of the landing continue up to 1C on the second floor.

1B has a glazed front door to a hall with a deep shelved cupboard off.

The sitting room which faces south and east is a superb room with a high ceiling with a full height Venetian window (with shutters) to the front and a bay window with window seat to the side. There is a fireplace with electric, coal effect fire. A corner cupboard contains the Worcester central heating boiler and there are recessed shelves.

Beside the sitting room is a kitchen with fitted cupboards, a Logik cooker with halogen hob and electric oven, Beko washing machine, sink and free standing Beko fridge freezer.

The bedroom has a built-in wardrobe and connecting doors to the sitting room.

Steps lead down to the bathroom with a bath with shower attachment, WC and wash basin.

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