13 And 15, Chapel Street

Two terraced houses, dated to the 19th century, are built of red brick with black pantile roofs. The houses have two and a half storeys, plus a narrow two-storey rear outshut. At the rear are a single-storey lean-to extension and a single-storey outshut to the north. Each house has a two-bay facade, with centrally placed entrance doors. The right-hand door has six panels and a projecting porch supported by decorated cast iron brackets. Casement windows retain mullions and transoms; the first-floor windows have rectangular leaded lights and old glass. Blind windows are present at first and second floor levels. Openings are topped with segmental brick arches. The building features brick dentil eaves and parapet gables with end stacks. Wrought-iron railings are supported by cast iron columns.