Numbers 19-28 and Numbers 30-36 Park View

A terrace of 17 houses built around 1850-1860. Constructed from random rubble with dressed quoins and slate roofs, with the stonework of numbers 30-36 painted. The terrace is largely two storeys in height, with three-storey buildings at each end. Each house follows a single-window, double-pile plan. Number 19 is three storeys high, featuring a side entrance within an added porch at the centre of its three-window front. Windows are generally renewed but set within original openings with wedge lintels; some original six-pane sashes remain. The central three-storey section comprises two houses with a central passage entrance and blind central windows, with round arches to the attic storey. Doorways throughout have plain architraves, although a porch has been added to number 25. Overhanging eaves are supported by intermittent wrought-iron scrolled brackets, and end wall stacks are present. A rear wall encloses yards behind the terrace. The interior of the houses has not been inspected. The terrace completes the eastern side of an open square containing allotments and is part of the planned industrial community of Eagley Bank, built in association with Chadwick's Eagley Mills.