3 & 4 St George's Terrace

3 and 4 St George's Terrace is a late 17th century to early 18th century T-plan house built from rubble, featuring a mostly modern slate roof. The rear pitch on the right has early small, undressed slates. The house has rubble gable parapets and plain end chimneys with weather coursing. There are modern skylights on both the two-storey front and rear roofs. The entrance is located on the right and has a modern boarded door. On the left side, there are four modern, slightly recessed windows; the far left window is plain glazed, while the others are alternately divided horizontally and vertically. Above these windows, there are three modern gabled dormers with modern two-pane casements that barely break the eaves, each with triangular upper lights. Throughout the building, there are projecting slate cills. Additionally, there is a small gabled wing with a plain boarded door on the southwest face, and a similar entrance is located at the rear of the main block, with slate steps leading to an upper, parapeted path.