Essendon Close

Essendon Close is a house with a late 18th-century front, extended on the south side in 1853, as indicated by a date plaque on the rear wall. The building is plastered and has a hipped slate roof on the south side, with a parapet across the entire front. It stands two storeys tall with attics above a semi-basement and features four sash windows. The original part of the house consists of the right-hand three windows, which include a door with six fielded panels, a semicircular fanlight, and three-quarter pilasters. There is a fluted frieze and a band between the floors, along with a modern cornice band below the parapet that has pediments over the projecting bays.