13 and 14, Little London

Nos 13 and 14 on Little London are a pair of 18th-century houses. They are two storeys tall with an attic and feature a tiled roof. These houses have a lower frontage compared to Nos 11 and 12, but they have a higher ridgeline and a more steeply pitched roof. Each house has one window and one dormer, with the dormers having hipped tiled roofs. The exterior is made of red brick with alternating grey headers. The windows have flush boxes with intact glazing bars and are set in flat arches; the lower window on the south side is slightly segmental with a brick voussoir. There is a remnant of a brick stringcourse just above the ground floor window on the north side. Both houses have six-panelled doors, with No 14 featuring fielded panels and the top two panels cut away and glazed. The doorways are framed with moulded surrounds; No 13 has a frieze and cornice above, while No 14 has a small flat hood supported by brackets. Nos 11 to 20 form a group.