A pair of Grade II listed, late 18th to early 19th century coursed stone, slate roofed, two and a half storey houses with brick chimneys. The rear façade faces on to the street. The main elevation faces east, and has a symmetrical design with two centre windows flanked by one at each side, slightly advanced under pediments, then one outer window at each side. The windows are sash-windows with roundels in tympani. There is irregular fenestration on the street façade. No. 4 has a plank door with radial glazing to a rectangular fanlight. No. 6 has a six- panelled door, with the top two panels now glazed. (1)