11 Market Street, including railings and steps

A terrace of three late Georgian houses located at 7-11 Market Street. Numbers 7 and 11 have a scribed roughcast finish, while number 9 is pebble-dashed. The slate roof is hidden behind a parapet and features a late 19th-century brick stack to the left of centre and a roughcast stack to the right. The buildings are arranged as a four-storey, two-window range. Numbers 7 and 9 each have a half-lit panelled door on the left and right sides respectively, while number 11 has a panelled door on the left. Numbers 7 and 11 retain radial-glazed elliptical overlights above their doors, whereas number 9 has a replaced overlight. The ground floor windows of numbers 7 and 11 are 12-pane sashes, while number 9 has a pair of 2-pane sash windows. The second-floor windows are tall, two-light casements, which have been replaced within original openings. The third and upper storeys have 9-pane and 6-pane hornless sash windows in numbers 7 and 11 respectively and 2-pane sash windows in number 9, all within original openings. The basement levels have replaced windows and replaced doors located beneath the front doors. The original rainwater goods remain.

The houses are set back from wrought iron railings that incorporate moulded finials, stanchions, and cast iron urns. Gates in the railings provide access to the basement levels, except for number 7. The rear elevation of number 7 is roughcast with added escape stairs. Number 9 has a rear wall of rubble stone with brick surrounds to the windows, while number 11 has a rendered rear elevation. This terrace forms a group with the other buildings at 7-11 Market Street.