No. 6, Victoria Terrace, with walled and railed forecourt

No. 6 Victoria Terrace is part of a terrace of seven three-storey cottages built in local handmade pale red brick, featuring individually restored slate roofs. The terrace includes six cottages designed as three pairs, each pair having a brick mid-chimney, along with a seventh cottage on the right that has a slightly different front alignment and its own smaller mid-chimney. The left gable wall of the terrace is slate-hung, while the right gable wall of the additional cottage is made of brick. The window and door openings have flat arches made of common brick and feature stone sills.

The rear elevation is constructed of uncoursed stonework and has undergone significant changes, including modern single-storey rear extensions.

There is a small forecourt that is five steps up from the street, enclosed by a stone wall and iron railings.

The right end cottage of the terrace, as originally designed, is single fronted with a chimney on the left. This cottage retains its original three-light windows, which have small panes and diagonally crossed glazing bars in the heads of the lights at both the ground and first storey levels. The door is set at a lower level, and there is a cellar light to the left.