3 And 5, Walton Lea Road

Nos. 3 and 5 Walton Lea Road are a pair of cottages built in 1912, likely designed by Wright and Hamlyn of Warrington for Sir Gilbert Greenall. They are constructed of brown brick with cavity walls and feature roofs made of graded stone slates. The cottages have large brick chimneys with deep projecting caps. Sandstone dressings include a plinth with a weathered sandstone cap, chamfered window surrounds and mullions, shaped cills, and moulded door surrounds. Each cottage is two storeys high, consisting of two bays with one window on the front. The end gables are plain, while the front has a pair of sandstone-coped gables and exposed rafters at the eaves. The windows are fitted with leaded glazing, and the half-glazed framed and boarded doors contain six panes. This pair is designed in the Vernacular Revival style and is part of a group that includes Nos. 131/133 Chester Road and 135 Chester Road/1 Walton Lea Road.