6,8, VYNE ROAD

This is a 17th and 18th century terrace, now divided into two separate dwellings, with six ground-floor windows. It has a tile roof with two original dormers and one wider, later dormer, all with cills at eaves level. A substantial, tapered stack is located at the east end. The eastern gable reveals a timber frame, while the north-facing front wall is primarily red brick, featuring blue brick header panels running vertically. Elsewhere, blue headers are used in a Flemish bond pattern. Two original, cambered ground-floor openings are present, and a former doorway has been blocked. The windows are casements, with one original example. Two plain doors are visible, one with a gable above brick pilasters.