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Pair of semi-detached two-bay two-storey presbyteries, built c.1900, with box-bay windows to front with hipped roofs, and slightly recessed single-bay single-storey additions to end elevations, with hipped roofs and moulded eaves courses. Hipped artificial slate roofs, rendered chimneystacks, and moulded red and yellow brick eaves course. Painted rendered walls with red brick quoins, plat-bands at impost and sill levels, cross in circle motif to centre of combined elevation, and rendered plinth. Pseudo-four-centred openings to front and end elevations, paired to end elevations, with red brick voussoirs, having replacement aluminium windows, paired to bay windows, with rendered sills. Square-headed windows to rear elevation, with painted sills. Replacement aluminium doors with red brick surrounds. Rubble limestone piers and walls to site boundary, concrete block wall dividing front gardens, all with flat concrete capping and recent metal gates.
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