Number 4 (The Vinery), Number 6 (Vinery Cottage) And Number 8

The Vinery, Vinery Cottage, and Number 8 form an early 19th-century terrace of three buildings, originally five windows wide, with the southern end now removed. The buildings have a low-pitched slate roof, hipped at the north end, with lower eaves at the rear and an eaves fascia. The walls are roughcast and show signs of rubbed flat arches, with five pilasters topped by stone mouldings. They have a stone plinth and stone cills. The windows are mostly sixteen-light sashes in reveals, with one three-light Victorian sash on the ground floor. Two doorways have wide cornices supported by thin columns, with architraves enclosing fanlights above six-panelled doors. Number 8 has a simpler doorway with a thin hood above a thin architrave.