14 AND 16, MARBLE ARCH (See details for further address information)

14 and 16 Marble Arch are two houses, possibly from the 18th century. They have a stone rubble base with a slate-hung timber frame above, and a cement washed slate roof with a hipped end at the front. There is a brick lateral stack on the left side.

The houses occupy a long narrow plot with the ground rising steeply to the rear. An alley known as 'Marble Arch' runs through the ground floor, with No. 14 as a first-floor flat and No. 16 as a flat on the second floor.

The exterior features three storeys with a regular single window front. The entrance to the alley is on the ground floor. The first floor has a slate-hung frame that jetties out over the pavement, featuring a possibly 20th-century 16-pane sash window and a 20th-century window in the side wall. The second floor is set back, slate-hung, and has a sash window.

Inside, there is 19th and 20th-century joinery at the entrances in the right-hand side wall of the alley, but the interiors of the flats have not been inspected.