1-9, Little Moor

1-9 Little Moor is a terrace of small houses dating from the 18th century or early 19th century, consisting of two storeys and finished in roughcast. Houses 1 and 3 feature four windows with hung sashes that have glazing bars, positioned above two windows and one rectangular window at No 3. The doors at these houses are made up of six fielded panels with glazed rectangular fanlights, complemented by stone pilasters and a cornice. Houses 5 and 7 have three windows each, with stone surrounds. The door to No 5 has six fielded panels and round-arched glazed fanlights, along with a keystone and impost bands, while No 7's door has a stone surround but no glazing bars. No 9 has its main elevation at the end, featuring two windows flanking two smaller windows, with three windows on the ground floor that do not have glazing bars. It has a cement surround and a modern door, along with a penticed extension at the rear. Nos 1 to 15 (odd) and Little Moor House form a group.