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End-of-terrace two-bay two-storey Arts and Crafts-style house, constructed 1905, with box-bay window to front and recessed entrance under lean-to hipped roof that is continuous to other houses in terrace. Single-bay dormered return to rear, with monopitch roof. Pitched fibre-cement slate roofs with sprocketed overhanging eaves, brick chimneystack, and cast-iron rainwater goods. Return has monopitch fibre-cement roof. Triangular-fronted dormer window to front roof slope, with slate-hung sides, and modern triangular dormer to rear. Exposed random coursed limestone walling to ground floor front, rendered elsewhere. Lean-to roof supported on carved timber bracket over entrance. Bay window fully glazed, with replacement uPVC glazing mimicking original, above rendered base. Square-headed window openings elsewhere with brick sills, first floor having two double-light windows, dormer having four-light window. First floor has six-pane timber casement windows and others have uPVC replacements whose form mimics the original. Recessed main entrance doorway framed by brick piers with moulded arrises, with segmental brick arch. Inner side of porch has glazed timber panelled door with sidelights and overlights. House fronts onto The Diamond, with small garden to front with brick plinth and wrought-iron railing having cast-iron ornaments.
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