10 AND 11

Nos 10 and 11 are a pair of houses from the Bedford Estate, built around 1800. They are constructed of red brick, featuring flared headers that create a chequerwork pattern. The houses have a 20th-century tiled roof and form a long rectangular block with a six-window facade, standing two storeys high. Most windows are three-light small-paned metal casements, with later replacement casements on the ground floor of No. 11, which have two lights in a similar style. All windows have cambered heads. There are two front doors, each consisting of six panels with the top pair glazed. The left house has a flat-roofed trellis porch, while the right house has a gabled trellis porch. A central multiple ridge stack made of red brick is located on the roof, along with integral red brick stacks at both gable ends.