Colomendy

Town house, red brick, Flemish bond, with brick dentilled eaves, first floor brick band and raised plinth. Slate roof hipped at angle, and with large red brick left end stack. Basement and three storeys, three-bay main front to Arthur Street, two bays to Broad Street. Cambered-headed window openings with early C19 sixteen-pane sashes to main floors and flat-headed wide rectangular 8-pane attic sash windows. Main front to Arthur Street has a dummy window to ground floor right. Centre flight of five steps flanked by outward turning iron balustrade with straight uprights, up to doorway with panelled pilasters and lintel, and open pediment on small consoles with roundels. Panelled door with diagonally crossed lower bracing and four panels above. Above the architrave, a fanlight with radiating tracery. Low cambered headed basement opening each side in raised plinth, stopped short of centre. First floor band does not extend out to outer angles (as on Tanycastell, Broad St). Top floor 8-pane glazing, outer ones sashes, but centre one has fixed glazing. Broad Street front matches, but has closely spaced windows, with painted stucco below the ground floor sills. Flat-headed cellar opening in left bay. No chimney on right gable end.

Stone setts in front of both elevations.

Interior not inspected.