10, 11 AND 12, NORTH END

Nos. 10, 11, and 12 North End are late 18th century houses connected by an archway to a warehouse to the north. Nos. 10 and 11 were raised to three storeys in the 19th century. They are constructed of local brown and red brick with a slate roof, while No. 12 features a red pantiled roof. The buildings have end stacks. The north elevation and entrance to No. 10 include two 19th-century gabled, weather-boarded casement attic windows. There is a dentil brick cornice and two recessed brick panels at the second floor. The first floor has two twelve-paned hung sash windows with flush wooden frames set in segmental arches. To the left of a six-panelled door with a wooden architrave, there is a large sixteen-paned hung sash window. No. 12 has two first-floor four-paned hung sash windows with flush wooden frames and a large ground-floor four-paned casement window.