Berins Moyleen

Berins Moyleen is a row of three houses located at Dorchester Bridge End, dating from the late 17th century to early 18th century, with some parts rebuilt. The houses feature light timber framing with brick infill, as well as brick construction, topped with old plain-tile roofs and brick ridge stacks. The layout consists of two units, with two storeys and one storey plus attics. The row is irregular, with the end houses being timber framed and the larger central section likely rebuilt in brick or cased. There is a carriage arch to the left and a door within a gable porch at the far right. No. 30, on the left, retains some old leaded casements, while No. 26, on the right, has three gabled dormers. No. 28 features a timber-framed rear gable. The roof has three stacks. The interiors have not been inspected. This row of houses borders one side of a triangular green.