67-69A

67-69A is a long, two-storey building with four windows, featuring a roughcast exterior beneath a slate roof. There is a brick stack to the left of the center, which may be shared with No 65. The openings have raised shaped surrounds, and the upper windows are set beneath gabled half-dormers that have scalloped barge boards and finials. The rear of the building is rendered, with rubble stone on the ground floor and brick on the first floor, and it includes two small wooden lights on the upper storey.

No 67 features a 20th-century panelled door with an overlight, positioned slightly to the left of center. The windows flanking the doorway and aligned above on the upper storey are 20th-century plain-glazed wooden sashes.

No 69A has an inset glazed door with a sidelight to the left. To the right, there is a pair of tall late 20th-century wooden windows that are two-light with arched heads. Above the ground floor, there is a large fascia beneath a moulded cornice. A former first-floor doorway to the left has been infilled with a full-height four-pane wooden window, and the hoist remains attached to the gable; to the right, there is a top-hung wooden window. The building has a canted angle to the northwest with a window on each storey.

The interior of No 69A features one roughly hewn cross-beam and plain joists.