22, North Street

22 North Street is a house built around 1860, with few later alterations. It features coursed slatestone rubble and brick, granite dressings, and polychromatic tiles. The slate roof has gable ends and a brick stack on the rear slope. The building has a double depth plan with a central entrance, and the principal rooms are located to the front right and left. There is a door on the end right that leads to a passage at the rear of the building.

In the Gothic style, the house is two storeys high on a plinth with granite dressings and bays that are not quite symmetrical. The ground floor includes a 4-panelled door with fleur-de-lys strap hinges and an overlight, set beneath a depressed 2-centred arched head made of banded stone with polychromatic tiles in the tympanum. There are 4-pane sash windows on either side in a similar surround. At the end right, there is a plain door with an overlight and a narrower similar head. All window arches are set on a granite band course above the lintels.

On the first floor, there are three paired plate-glass sashes with shouldered heads and a single sash at the end right, featuring depressed 2-centred arched brick heads and polychromatic tiled tympana. The eaves are bracketed. The interior has not been inspected.