26-34, St Helens Street

This is a row of six early 18th-century houses on St Helen's Street. The houses are built with roughcast or stuccoed facades and have old slate roofs. They feature sash windows, and panelled doors, some with rectangular fanlights, set within stone frames. Numbers 28 and 30 share a central doorway and contain five upper windows each. Numbers 26 and 32 have three upper windows each. Number 32 is dated 1732. Number 34 is more elaborate, displaying rusticated quoins, heavily moulded architraves to its five upper and two lower windows, and a new pantiled roof. The houses are grouped together.