Stoney Royd

This 18th-century building, numbered 1 to 3, appears as a pair of houses from the main east-facing front, although it is detached and set at a right angle to the road. It is two storeys high and constructed with coursed, dressed stone, with the gable end facing the street being rendered. There are four windows in total, with the leftmost a sash window, and the remaining three windows having been modernised. Two doorways are situated between the windows. Slab surrounds feature around all openings, enclosing a panel above the left door and a similar area above the right door. Three horizontal bands are visible: two sill bands, and a third band at the level of the lower window heads. At the rear, a round-headed window with gothic glazing bars is located on the left side.