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Terraced single-bay three-storey house, c. 1800, with two-storey oriel projection to front elevation; having fibre-cement tile pitched roof with chimney stack removed, painted render finish to front elevation, roughcast render finish to gable and cast plaques below windows of bay with central urn, replacement six over six and nine over six top hung casement windows, timber door surround incorporating cornice with plain frieze and pilasters, recessed timber panelled entrance door with plain fanlight; street frontage with small enclosed area to rear; one of five.

Although smaller in scale, this late-Georgian house retains regional significance as part of group of five houses whose distinctive characteristic is a two-storey oriel projection to front elevation. Despite alterations these houses have similar composition, and the original roofline remains intact. As such, this group contributes to the overall visual character of the streetscape.