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Terraced four-bay three-storey house, c.1885, over basement, with integral carriageway arch. Double-pitched roof, artificial slates, rendered chimney stacks, iron gutters. Rendered ruled and lined walls, exposed rubble stone to rear elevation. Stone cills, single pane deal sash windows, round-headed stone doorcase - partly rusticated, sheet glass fanlight, segmental-headed carriage archway with T & G deal doors, small pane sash windows - rear, timber sash window with margin lights to rear elevation, which is only three-bays wide. Set back behind 1900's railings, uninscribed stone plaques built into side wall of yard.
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