No 12 Including Front Area Wall And Railing

No. 12, including the front area wall and railing, is a former coastguard station that has been converted into a private house. It was built around 1889 and features coursed, squared, rough-faced stone rubble with a slated roof. The building has two large stone chimneys with entablatures located behind the ridge of the front range. It is double-fronted and double-depth, with a central entrance. The front range is roofed parallel to the road, while the rear part consists of two adjacent ranges that are at right angles to the front range. The house has two storeys and is three windows wide.

There is a gabled entrance porch with flat coping and kneelers, and a plank door with a quatrefoil panel in the gable. The windows are barred sashes, with six over six panes on the ground storey and three panes in a row above. Additional features include a yard to the right with a stone front wall that matches the house. The front area has a low stone wall to the front and right, with chamfered coping and a railing with spear-head uprights. There is also a matching iron gate in the wall to the right that leads into No. 14.