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Terraced three-bay three-storey over basement house with half-dormer attic, built 1905. Slate pitched roof with contrasting decorative ridge tiles. Hipped roof to bay. Brick chimney stacks in contrasting bands of red and buff coloured bricks. Elaborately decorated barge board to front and side gables. Dash render finish, painted render to basement. Plain string course at first floor sill level and brick string course above first floor openings. Brick banding to gables. Plain render surrounds to first floor windows, bay window to ground floor, retaining single pane timber sash windows. Moulded surround to round headed porch opening, with glazed sidelights, timber panelled door and plain fanlight. Low wall with stone coping and decorative cast iron railings and gate to front.

Distinctive terraced house using a variety of materials to articulate the façade. Significant in retaining much original material, although the windows have been replaced with uPVC. A largely complete example of a turn of the century terraced town house with reference to the Arts and Crafts movement.