Albert Row: Numbers 1-11 St Pauls Place

Albert Row consists of a terrace of six houses, originally built as a group of twelve back-to-back dwellings, dated 1847 and attributed to James Greenhalgh. The buildings are constructed from well coursed and squared stone with a slate roof.

The exterior features two storeys and a six-window range. The doorways have four-centred arches with overlights and drop-ended hoodmoulds. The twelve-pane sash windows also have four-centred chamfered architraves and drop-ended hoodmoulds. Some windows have been inserted over the doorways on the west elevation. Arched panels display the name and date of the terrace, which is part of a model industrial community established by the Ainsworth family. The interior has not been inspected. This listing was originally included in the statutory list on 26 April 1974 and was removed in error on 5 December 1975.