6, East Row

No. 6 East Row is an 18th-century building that has undergone modern renovation. It features a tiled roof with a hip to the west and stands two storeys tall. The structure is primarily made of red brick, with some grey headers, and parts of the brickwork have been renewed. The building has four two-light casement windows on both the upper and lower levels, with some of the lower windows set in slightly segmental arches. The western front has a ground floor of painted brick, with new weatherboarding above. There are four windows in total; the upper windows have flat arches, and some are sliding sashes, while the lower windows are in slightly segmental arches. A six-panelled door is set in reveals behind a doorway with a moulded frame.