23 And 25, Holloway Hill

23 and 25 Holloway Hill are a pair of houses built around 1797. They are constructed from limewashed limestone rubble and feature rubble gable stacks topped with brick, along with a stone slate roof. Each house has a single-room plan positioned at right angles to the street and stands two storeys high, with a one-window range. They are designed as a matching pair, each with timber lintels above half-glazed doorways located on either side of the party wall. The right house has late 19th-century horned 2/2-pane sash windows, while the left has a double casement window. The right-hand gable shows the dressed jambs of a blocked first-floor window and a small window beneath the rear roof pitch. The interior has not been inspected.