44, 45 and 46

A group of three mid-19th century estate cottages forming an L-shaped plan. They are constructed of painted brick with old tiled pitched roofs. The roofs have gables and a brick modillion cornice under projecting eaves, along with tall brick chimney stacks, diagonally set and mostly in groups of two or three. Numbers 44, 45, and 46 present a five-window front. Number 44 is two windows wide, with an entrance in the left-hand bay protected by a tiled pitched hood on shaped brackets with pendants. A canted bay window with a penthouse tiled roof and modillion eaves is in the gabled right-hand bay of the ground floor. The first floor has headed two-light casement windows. The gable above the right-hand bay features a moulded brick framed recessed panel. Number 45 is two windows wide; the left-hand bay has an entrance with a square-headed brick porch, side openings, and a tiled pitched roof with modillion eaves and recessed panel. It has headed casements, three-light to the ground floor and two-light to the first. A gable above the entrance is also decorated with a recessed panel. Number 46 has one window facing the street, with the main front on the left-hand return containing two windows and a two-window later extension in a similar style. The gable end of the right-hand bay has a canted bay window with a penthouse tiled roof and modillion eaves. The left-hand entrance has a tiled pitched hood on shaped brackets with pendants, and the windows are two- and three-light leaded casements.

Number 45 is a three-bay, two-storey house with a gabled upper floor window over the central bay and a recessed panel in the gable, featuring dentil eaves and a gabled brick porch. It has leaded casements, three-light to the ground floor and two-light to the first floor, along with a small leaded window to the left of the porch.

Number 44 is a two-bay, two-storey house, featuring a gabled right-hand bay with a moulded brick framed sunk panel in the gable, a door in the left-hand bay with a pitched hood on brackets, and a canted bay window to the right. Leaded two-light casements are on the first floor. It has dentil eaves and two diagonal shaft flues leading to end stacks.