6, 7 And 8, Lower Basingwell Street

This is a short terrace of three houses, now forming two dwellings, located in Lower Basingwell Street, Bishops Waltham. The houses date to the Victorian period and are constructed of brickwork in a Flemish bond pattern, with rubbed flat arches and brick dentil eaves. A cement plinth runs along the base, and the roof is tiled with two hipped dormers. The west-facing elevation has two storeys and three windows; these are Victorian sash windows, with one upper casement window and casements within the dormers. Each house has a moulded doorframe topped with a pediment hood supported by brackets, and features half-glazed doors. A passage provides access to the rear of the properties on the south side.