6 Yoolfield Crescent, Kemback Bridge

This is a single-story terraced row dating from the 1830s. The buildings are constructed of coursed rubble with ashlar dressings, featuring bracketed open timber porches, gabled slate roofs, and rectangular ashlar chimney stacks with block cornices. Originally, the buildings had pantiled roofs, with only No. 8 retaining its original glazing. No. 6 has a single window to the left of the front door and two windows to the right, and is now covered with a felt tiled roof. No. 7 has a reverse plan and includes modern casement windows in enlarged openings, a pebble-dashed exterior, and a felt tiled roof. No. 8 is a three-bay design, with a central front door. The statutory address for Nos. 6-8 is Yoolfield Crescent.