94A And 96, Lascelles Hall Road

This is a late 18th-century range of dwellings, likely built in two or three phases. The buildings are constructed from hammer-dressed stone with quoins and have a stone slate roof, with a hipped roof at the corner. Four stone chimney stacks are present. The front elevation, facing the road, has three bays, with three-light windows to the left and central two-light windows. The ground-floor window in the centre was originally a doorway. The right-hand bay is slightly later in design and features three-light windows. The rear elevation has a two-light, a four-light, and a later three-light window on the first floor. Ground-floor windows have been altered.