10-16, Ramsbottom Lane

Nos 10 to 16 Ramsbottom Lane is a terrace of early 19th century, two-storey houses built of dressed coursed masonry. They are designed in a style that matches the nearby Bridge Street. Each house features one sash window on the first floor, although some have been altered. No 16 has a wider window, and No 14 has an additional window above an extra door. On the ground floor, each house has an arched, keyed doorway on the right. Nos 10 and 12 likely retain their original shop windows, which have a dentilled cornice above pilasters. No 14 includes a shopfront with a cornice over fluted Doric three-quarter columns and arched lights, while No 16 has a 20th-century bowed show-window. The buildings also have a gutter cornice.