Hurst

Hurst is a house dating from the early 19th century. It features a roughcast front wall, which may be timber-framed, and painted stone-rubble walls at the rear and on the right side. The roof is hipped and slated, with a large rendered chimney on the rear wall and two smaller rendered chimneys on the right side wall. The house is likely double-fronted and double-depth, with a staircase located between the right-hand front and back rooms.

It stands three storeys high and is two windows wide, with a doorway situated between the ground-storey windows. The door has nine flush panels, an iron knocker, and a letterbox, along with a patterned fanlight, flanking pilasters, and an entablature. There is also a detached iron shoescraper. The windows are 6-paned sashes set in moulded flush frames, and the house has a deep, plain eaves-cornice. The right side wall features a tall 6-paned sash window that serves the staircase. The rear wall, which is visible from a public court, has a wooden 3-light casement window with four panes per light.