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Terraced three bay two storey house, built 1887, having two storey extension to side. Pitched roof with brick chimney stack and dormer window with decorative barge boards and pair of timber sliding single pane windows. Eaves cornice with brick dentils. Red brick facade in Flemish bond with contrasting yellow brick and limestone banding. Camber headed window openings to first floor, round headed to ground floor, all with stone cills. Windows are timber sliding sash single pane. Decorative terracotta heads to window openings having ornate keystones. Round headed door opening with early timber panelled door and plain fanlight. Two storey extension to side in red brick running bond with yellow brick detail. Camber headed openings to upper floor, round to ground, both having cills and timber sliding sash single pane windows. Garden area to front enclosed by low walls with iron railings, gate and decorative gate posts.

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