63, 65 St John Street, Creetown

67 St John Street in Creetown is an early 19th-century building consisting of two pairs of two-storey, two-bay houses. The houses feature rubble walling with polished granite margins around the openings. Each house has four openings on the ground floor and three on the first floor. The central doorways are paired and flanked by single light windows, while the first floor has three single light windows. The houses numbered 63, 67, and 69 have sash and case windows with mainly plate glass glazing. There is a polished granite eaves band and cornice. Number 65 has modern top hopper windows. The houses numbered 63-65 have end skews, corniced end stacks, and a sandstone ridge, topped with good graded slate roofs. The doors are modern. The rear features dry-dash and a piended wing with a slate roof. Numbers 67-69 have modern concrete tiled roofs and are painted rubble. Number 67 has a boarded door with a fanlight.