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Corner-sited detached eleven-bay two-storey former mews building, built c. 1810, having single-storey entrance bay and gable-fronted end-bay to south elevation. Now forming terrace of seven houses. Pitched slate roof to rear (east) elevation, flat roof to front (west) elevation. Balustraded parapet with rendered piers, cast-iron balustrades. Rendered parapet to south elevation. Carved granite coping throughout. Rendered cornice. Rendered walls, platband over channelled rendered walls to ground floor to front and south elevations. Doric pilasters to front supporting stepped frieze. Those to gable-fronted end-bay supporting pediment. Uncoursed rubble stone to wall to side (north) elevation. Rectangular recess to upper floor to south. Square-headed window openings having granite sills, six-over-six pane and nine-over-six pane timber sliding sash windows. Round-headed window opening to south elevation with stepped reveal and timber sliding sash window. Round-headed doorways to front having stepped reveals, moulded render hood-mouldings and replacement doors and fanlights. Square-headed doorway to south elevation, plain render surround and replacement door. Cast-iron spoked railings set on recent pink granite plinth wall enclosing south of site.
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