18, Temeside

This is a late 18th or early 19th century house located in Ludlow. It is a symmetrical two-story and attic structure with a three-window front. The house is constructed of brick with a plain tile roof and brick end stacks. The windows are modern horizontal casements set in original moulded cases, each with a segmental brick arch above. The eaves have brick modillions and a central pediment containing a semi-circular window with radial lead glazing, set within a semi-circular brick arch. The central entrance features a modern six-panel door and overlight, surmounted by a simple hood, within an altered opening originally under a segmental arch. Flanking this entrance are modern casements in original frames, also with segmental arches above. The right-hand returned side has two modern windows with segmental arches, set within a gable. A modern entrance is situated under a timber lintel. A rear wing is present, with a brick end stack.