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Terraced gabled-fronted three-bay three-storey house, built c.1920, set within terrace of eighteenth to twentieth-century buildings. Roof is replacement artificial slate, gabled to road with timber fascia and bargeboards and gable is detailed with faux half-timbering. Concealed gutter with cast-iron downpipe to rear. Chimneystack appears to have been removed. Walling is red brick stretcher-bonded to front, cement rendered to rear. Windows are original square-headed timber side-hung casements, grouped in threes with shared sill to upper floors; those to second floor diminished in height, and central windows in each group are slightly taller. Rusticated granite lintels and sills, and plain reveals. Segmental-arch lintels to ground floor, shared over paired openings with brick voussoirs. Original timber four-panelled door with original brass door furniture, accessed by two painted masonry steps. House set back from main street behind small gravelled front plot, enclosed to side by red brick boundary wall having stacked brick coping, with red brick piers surmounted by painted masonry ball finials and supporting steel pedestrian gate. Hedge boundary to front.
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