(3) Group of Houses

This is an early 19th century group of three houses, with one currently converted into a shop. The buildings are constructed of painted rubble and feature an old slate roof laid in diminishing courses, along with stone chimneys.

On the left, there is a house and shop combination. The first floor has two windows set at the eaves, with a Yorkshire sash window on the left and a fixed four-pane window on the right. The ground floor on the left includes a shop window and a half-glazed door, while the right side has a camber-headed window and a boarded door.

To the right, set back, is a three-storey house with a camber-headed entrance door on the left. On the right side, there is one window on each floor. The top floor features a small Yorkshire sash window set at the eaves, while the first and second floors have camber-headed windows with sash glazing. There is a stone chimney on the right side. At the rear, the roof slope continues over the ground floor, and there is a corner chimney.