9, Kingsbridge Lane

No. 9 Kingsbridge Lane is a house from the early 19th century. The front features a rendered ground floor with slate-hanging above, while the right side wall is made of stone rubble. The roof is slated, hipped to the right and at the rear, with a stone rubble chimney on the right gable end and a rendered chimney on the rear wall. The house has three storeys and is two windows wide. The ground floor includes a four-panelled door on the left, where the bottom panels are flush and the upper panels are now glazed. To the left of the door is a narrow plain sash window, and to the right is a two-paned sash window. The upper storey windows have eight-paned sashes, which were renewed in 1990. There is a boxed eaves-cornice and six-paned sashes in the right side wall. The interior was inspected only on the ground floor, which had been gutted during restoration at the time of inspection in 1990.