6 And 7, Park Lane

6 and 7 Park Lane are early 19th-century houses constructed from limestone ashlar, with the ground floor painted. They have a narrow double depth plan and entrances located on the right side. The buildings rise three storeys, each featuring one window, all of which are plain sashes. Number 6 has iron window guards on the first and second floors, while Number 7 has a window guard only on the second floor. Both houses have six-panel doors, with Number 6's door featuring glazed panels in the top two sections and a slight architrave. They also include a cill band at the first floor, a lintel, cornice, and a parapet, with the roofs not visible from the street. An ashlar stack with weathering and pots is located on the left side. The rear elevation has not been seen, and the interior has not been inspected.