5 And 6, St Pancras

Nos 5 and 6 St Pancras are 18th-century buildings that stand two storeys tall, featuring one window each, making a total of four bays, although two of the windows are blocked. They have a much lower frontage compared to No 4. The buildings are topped with a steeply pitched red tiled gabled roof and have a cornice adorned with modillions. The exterior is constructed of red brick with alternating grey headers. The sash windows have flush boxes and are set in flat arches, with the glazing bars still intact. On the ground floor, the shop windows are flanked by pilasters with fascias above, and No 6 includes glazing bars in its shop window. No 5 features a six-panelled door with two fielded panels. Nos 4 to 15, including 15A, form a group with these buildings.