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Terrace of thirteen two-bay single-storey houses, c. 1867, having slate pitched roofs and various replacement windows and doors, although some retaining timber sashes, having street frontage and enclosed areas to rear; cul de sac.

Terraced nineteenth-century cottages which, although superficially altered and modernised, have importance as part of a group which retain vernacular, even rural, character and are important to the domestic scale of the area.