9 And 11, The Burroughs Nw4

These are early 18th century houses forming a single block to the rear, with a later addition to the front. The rear elevation is six windows wide and three storeys high, constructed in brown brick with red dressings. The front addition is three storeys high with three windows, featuring a bracketed semi-circular hood above the central door. The windows are sash windows, with a narrow projecting band located at the first storey sill and above the second storey window arches. A parapet sits above the windows. The front addition is stuccoed. To the left of the front addition is a single bay of the original 18th century house with one window, also three storeys high, notable for its gauged flat brick arches and projecting banding above both the ground storey and second storey windows, topped with a parapet.