6-15, Aberdeen Terrace

This is a row of ten small, two-story houses numbered 6 to 15, built around 1840. They are constructed of red brick with grey brickheaders. The houses have low-pitched gable roofs covered in slate, with shallow eaves. Each house has two windows on the first floor, the window above the entrance being blind, and one window on the ground floor. The windows have recessed sash frames with intact glazing bars, and flat stucco arches above. The doors have largely been altered, although some retain four moulded panels, flanked by pilasters. A frieze and moulded projecting cornice run above the doors. The houses contribute to group value.