Cliff House

Cliff House is a 19th-century building, originally constructed around two older cottages. It stands two storeys high and has three windows facing the street. The roof is slate, gabled, with chimney stacks on either side, and features overhanging eaves. The front of the building is faced with ashlar. The windows are four panes wide, set within the reveals. A narrower window is located centrally on the first floor, with iron guards protecting the first-floor windows; each window has a keystone above. The windows on the ground floor have been altered. The front door is six-panelled, with the central two panels cut away and glazed, and it is topped by a rectangular fanlight. A mid-19th century trellised porch with a coved canopy has been added. A two-storey bay, complete with a parapet, has been built onto the east end of the building. The house is listed at Grade II for its contribution to the street scene.