25,27,29, HUDDERSFIELD ROAD

This is a late 18th or early 19th century house, later divided into separate dwellings. It is constructed of rendered material with stone slate roofs. The building comprises a central, gable-fronted three-bay, two-storey range, flanked by single-storey, four-bay side wings. The central bay of the main range is distinguished by a large, rounded arch inset into the wall. A four-pane sash window sits in the centre, and the entrance is located to the right. Further four-pane sash windows are situated on the first floor to the right and left, set upon a sill band that also acts as an impost band for the central arch. The gables are topped with moulded kneelers and copings. A central ridge stack is present. The side wings feature casement windows with cambered heads, while porches are positioned at the far left and far right, each with a hipped roof and a ridge stack. The interior has not been inspected.