11, 15 AND 17, CHETWYND END

Nos 11, 15, and 17 on Chetwynd End are early 19th-century buildings constructed of red brick. They rise to three storeys and feature six sash windows with single glazing bars, all set beneath plain lintels and keyblocks. The third bay from the left slightly projects, and the buildings have moulded sill bands and a stone plinth. There are two stuccoed pilaster doorcases, each with plain rectangular fanlights, pediments, and part-glazed doors. A similar doorway is located on the south side of No 11. The sides of the buildings have plain stuccoed pilasters, and there is a stuccoed frieze and eaves. The roofs are hipped and covered with slate.