1 And 3, Keld Head

These are two early 19th-century stone buildings with a pantile roof, three brick stacks, and stone coped gable ends. A stone eaves cornice runs along the top. The buildings have three windows each, with stone lintels incorporating keystones, and hung sash windows with modern glazing bars. There is also a small, modern window. The ground floor has three rectangular bays with modern glazing bars, and two modern doors positioned below narrow, rectangular fanlights consisting of three panes each. These fanlights are topped with stone lintels and keystones. Number 3 has a modern, two-storey brick extension set back to the right.