2 And 3, Bagdale

Numbers 2 and 3 Bagdale are probably early 19th century buildings that stand two storeys tall with attics and a basement. They are constructed of brick and feature a cill band at the ground floor and a band at the top of the basement windows. The roof includes one flat-topped dormer and two gabled dormers. The façade has a window arrangement of three, two, and three, with double hung sashes; the outer windows are set in canted bays. There is a band and parapet at the top. Notably, Number 2 does not have glazing bars. The central entrance consists of paired six-fielded panelled doors flanked by simple pilasters and cornices, with steps that have iron railings. Numbers 1 to 5 Bagdale form a group.