303, 305 AND 305A, MILNROW ROAD

Nos. 303, 305, and 305A on Milnrow Road are two houses built around 1800. They are constructed from watershot stone and have slate roofs. No. 303 is a single-bay, double-depth house with three storeys. No. 305 is a two-bay, double-depth house with a central entrance and three storeys, featuring a three-storey unit to the right that was not used for domestic purposes and has previously served as a shippon on the ground floor. Both houses may have originally been back-to-back cottages.

No. 303 features flat-faced mullion "weaver's windows" with arrangements of 3, 6, and 6 lights. No. 305 has square openings on the ground floor and 10-light windows on the upper floors, although some of these have been partially blocked. Each doorway is framed by square-cut monolithic jambs and lintels. The rear of the buildings also displays similar mullion windows with 3 and 6 lights, stone quoins, and an arched carriage opening with stone voussoirs leading to the end unit.