9, 10 AND 11, ALBERT STREET

These are three 18th-century buildings on Albert Street, constructed with roughcast rendering over a red sandstone rubble base. Each building has three flush-panelled doors and three sash windows on each upper floor, all set within plain stone architraves. The first-floor windows have 20 panes, while the top-floor windows are 12-paned and are horizontal sliders, as are those at the rear of the buildings. A small sash window is located on each floor. The ground-floor openings are currently boarded up. The rear elevation displays the original red sandstone rubble construction, and features an old flagstone roof, along with a catslide roof over a central, rectangular staircase wing. Small, horizontal-sliding sashes are present at the rear.