Hollinside Terrace

Hollinside Terrace is a row of miners' cottages dated 1892. It comprises 18 cottages in a terrace, located on the south side of the B6296. The cottages are constructed from irregular courses of squared sandstone with quoins and ashlar dressings, with a Welsh slate roof, stone gable copings, and grey brick chimneys.

The terrace is two storeys high and contains 34 bays; each house generally occupies two bays, with the exception of the end houses, which have one front-gabled bay and entrances in side returns. The doorways are characterised by paired 2-centred arches with voussoirs on alternate-block jambs, each featuring a fanlight; some fanlights have intersecting glazing bars. Most ground-floor windows and first-floor windows, which break the eaves within small gables, have similar glazing bars and surrounds. The large gables over the end bays display date panels. Banded ridge chimneys are also present.

Some of the windows have been altered. A 20th-century porch, considered to be of no particular interest, has been added. Hollinside Terrace represents a rare and relatively unspoiled example of a colliery row.