Number 6 (Flats 1 And 2), Numbers 7, 9 And 10 And North Part Of Number 11

Number 6 (comprising flats 1 and 2), numbers 7, 9, and 10, and the northern part of number 11 comprise a range of buildings dating to the late 18th century and early 19th century. The buildings are constructed of brick, with a brick dentil cornice and mansard roofs covered in old tile.

Number 6 has two bays. The left-hand bay has a half-hipped gable facing the road, featuring a moulded brick string course across the base of the gable and a single two-light attic casement. The two bays contain two two-light casements on both the first floor and ground floor, the ground floor windows being set within arched recesses. The right-hand bay has similar fenestration; there is one window only on the first and ground floors, and a square-headed passageway on the ground floor leads to the entrance for the house and upper-floor flat. Numbers 7 and 9 are arranged in two facets; with one bay to the left-hand facet, and two to the right-hand facet. The left-hand facet has one dormer window, one two-light casement on the first floor, and a four-panelled door on the ground floor, alongside a sliding sash window in an arched recess. The right-hand facet has one two-light sliding sash window on the ground floor in a segmental head and one with a sliding sash in an arched recess. The second bay on the right-hand facet has, on the ground floor, a single sliding sash window within a semi-circular arched recess and a segmental-headed doorway with a door featuring glazed upper panels. Number 10 and the northern part of number 11 are early 19th century, with two stories and a brick construction. They have an old tile roof and feature three casement windows and two plain doors set within the outer corners, including a modern door to Number 10 and a plain door to the north part of Number 11. Numbers 10 and 11 are included in the listing for group value.

The listed buildings in Bridge Square, Firgrove Hill (West Side), Red Lion Lane (North West Side) and Numbers 57 and 59 Abbey Street, form a group.