11 and 13, Newbiggin

Nos 11 and 13, Newbiggin are a late 18th-century building constructed of coursed stone, situated on the south side of the street. The building has a Welsh slate roof and two brick stacks at the gable ends. It is two storeys high and features three windows with hung sash glazing bars on the front elevation. No 11 boasts a particularly fine painted stone doorcase reminiscent of the “Tower of the Winds,” incorporating engaged columns, a frieze with swag ornamentation, and a small moulded pediment. The door itself is four-panelled with a window above, accessed by four stone steps. No 13 has two windows and two basement openings. Its plain recessed door is fitted with glazed top panels and is set within a small wooden doorcase with fluted engaged columns and a small pediment. Nos 11 to 31 (odd numbers) contribute to a notable group.