15 And 16, Little London

This is a pair of 18th-century houses located in Little London, similar in style to numbers 13 and 14. They are characterised by higher frontages, grey brick headers, and red brick quoins and dressings. The houses have a tiled, gabled roof and a central chimney stack. The ground floor windows have rubbed brick voussoirs, and a brick string course runs above these windows. There are four window bays, including a blocked opening on the first floor at the north end. The sash windows have flush boxes and flat arches, with thick glazing bars remaining in the third windows from the south on both the ground and first floors. The doors are six-panelled, with the top two panels cut away and glazed, and each has a small flat hood supported by large brackets on number 15. Numbers 11 to 16 share a continuous frontage, although the heights of the buildings vary. Numbers 11 to 20 form a group.