2 And 4A, Graham Street

Two houses, dated 1810, located on Graham Street, Longtown. The initials "W.G." appear on the keystone of the left side. The houses have painted rendered walls above a chamfered and painted plinth. Pilastered quoins and a moulded cornice run along the facade, topped by a Welsh slate roof. The left gable has a coping, and the property features yellow brick chimney stacks. Each house is two storeys and two bays wide. The entrances are defined by four-panel doors and radial fanlights within pilastered surrounds, featuring moulded round arches and false keystones. Windows are sash windows with two panes, set within plain painted stone surrounds. A shared central Venetian window is positioned above the entrances; this features a blank round-headed recess with a false keystone and single-pane sash side lights. A later adjoining house to the right is not part of this listing.