Riverside and Riverside Cottage (Behind Coal Wharf)

Riverside and Riverside Cottage are two attached houses located behind the Coal Wharf, dating from the early 19th century. They feature Flemish bond brickwork and a slate roof. The right section, which faces the river, has a four-window block, while the left section is set back and consists of two windows. Both sections are two storeys high and one room deep.

On the right side, there is a sash window with a flat, rubbed brick arch, and a door with a rectangular fanlight above that has marginal lights and an St. Andrew's cross, also topped with a flat, rubbed brick arch. To the left, there are two similar windows, with four additional windows on the first floor. The parapet has plain stone coping, and there is a gable chimney at the right end, with another chimney on the ridge, one bay from the left.

The lower wing on the left is set back and features two two-light casement windows with small panes and cambered brick arches. There is a half-glazed door on the left with a similar arch above it. Above the ground floor, there are two windows that match those below, and a chimney is located in front of the ridge, centered between the windows.