house — Muckno Street

Terraced four-bay two-storey house, built c.1830, formerly two two-bay houses, with shop to ground floor. Pitched fibre-cement slate roof with black clay ridge tiles. Rendered and brick chimneystacks, with single projecting course to northern stack and stepped courses to southern. Half-round cast-iron gutters fixed to smooth rendered platband with wrought-iron brackets and round-profile downpipe. Painted smooth rendered walls, with render and timber shopfront. Uneven but symmetrically spaced square-headed one-over-one pane timber sliding sash windows to first floor with convex horns to northern bays and two-over-two horizontal-pane to southern bays, all with painted stone sills. Engaged render columns with cubic bases and capitals frame central doorway with partially glazed replacement timber door with overlight and ramped concrete access. Ordnance Survey benchmark carved into smooth rendered reveal of door, either side of which are large, square canted display windows with fine timber glazing bars to junctions, and moulded timber sill over low smooth rendered stall riser. Blank fasciaboard held by columns with moulded timber cornice and fluted consoles to each end. Square-headed doorway to north end of shopfront providing access to house over shop, with replacement glazed timber door.