2 & 3 Bennar Terrace

2 and 3 Bennar Terrace are a pair of houses built in the 19th century, featuring a 2½-storeyed structure with a six-window range. The houses are constructed from roughly coursed, barely shaped long blocks of rubble and topped with a slate roof that has gable end stacks with pronounced capping stones. Each house is symmetrically designed, with windows positioned above and beside a central doorway. Hipped dormers on the attic storey extend through the eaves line. Much of the architectural detail has been renewed, resulting in the loss of ledged doors and the overlight noted at No 2 in the original listing. No 2 has 2-light casements, while No 3 has modern replacements for the earlier horizontal sliding windows, although all windows remain in their original openings with simple stone lintels.