4 And 6, Haden Road

This is a late 18th century pair of three-storey buildings on Haden Road, constructed of rubble and featuring a pantile roof. The building has two window ranges, which have been altered to accommodate modern openings. Modern doors are located in plain openings towards the left and right of the centre. A stone tablet, inscribed with "J. B. 1792," is positioned on the first floor in the centre. There are two gable end stacks. A single-storey extension is attached to the right side, and a lean-to extension is present at the rear. The initials “J. B.” refer to James Bodnan.