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Group of three terraced double-pile two-bay two-storey over raised basement houses, built c.1895, having half-timbered full-height gabled box bay windows, raised entrances with three-bay veranda porch to front (north-west) elevation, full-height returns with hipped roofs to rear. Oriel window to south-west gable. Shared M-profile pitched slate and artificial slate roof. Red brick chimneystacks having red brick cornices and clay pots. Cast-iron rainwater goods. Timber bargeboards and finials to front gables. Red brick walls laid in Flemish bond, cut granite plinth course over rock-faced rusticated granite walls to front and south-west elevation basement level. Roughcast rendered walls with half-timbering to bay windows. Square-headed window openings having timber framed windows. Metal sheeting to roof of oriel window, render to curved riser. Mixed replacement windows and one-over-one pane timber sash windows to rear elevations. Square-headed door openings, each having leaded overlights, sidelights, and timber panelled doors. Flight of cut granite steps leading to entrance platforms with wrought-iron railings. Timber arcade and balustrade to veranda with lean-to roof. Shared veranda between no.46 and no.48. Wrought-iron railings between front gardens. Cut granite plinth wall with cast-iron railings and pedestrian gates to front boundary. Vehicular entrance to no.46.
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