7 Galabank, Stow

Early 19th century, possibly with earlier fabric (see Notes). Terrace of 5 single-storey, 2-bay cottages flanked at each end by advanced 2-storey, 3-bay houses with gable-ends to road forming long U-plan. Predominantly whinstone rubble painted white; thinly-layered and roughly-coursed exposed whinstone to S elevation (No 10); raised sandstone margins. Fairly regular arrangement of alternating doors and windows to cottages with central pend. Regular fenestration to S elevation (No 10) and later lean-to timber conservatory. Single window to 1st floor N and S gable ends. Stone forestair to N elevation rising to 1st floor.Various later dormers and other additions to rear.

Predominantly 12-pane timber sash and case window; some non-traditional glazing. Grey slate. End stacks to gabled dwellings; ridge stacks to single-storey properties. Predominantly short yellow clay cans. Cast iron rainwater goods.