50 And 52, West Street

50 and 52 West Street are a pair of houses dating from the early to mid-19th century. The front is rendered to imitate masonry, with a solid ground storey at least. They have a slated roof and rendered chimneys on the right side wall and the party wall. The buildings are two storeys high with garrets, and each house is one window wide, featuring a round-arched doorway to the left of the ground storey window. The doors are late 20th-century flush and plank types, with fanlights that have radial bars. The windows are 6-paned sashes with recessed, concealed frames in the ground storey and moulded flush frames above. Each house has a gabled dormer with a two-light wood casement; No 50 has 6-paned lights, while No 52 has three-paned ones. Notably, the upper storey of No 50 overlaps No 48, suggesting that No 48 may have once extended over the site of No 50.