Grosvenor

Centre and right part of three-bay range with timber-framed upper storey concealed by painted plaster and slightly projected ground floor of painted brick. Slate roof with repaired C17 style T-plan red brick stack between the two bays of Grosvenor. Small timber modillion eaves cornice. Two storeys and attic. Double-fronted with two bargeboarded gabled dormers with very small panes to renewed casement pairs. First floor has two iron casement pairs each with very small panes and iron opening light (matching those on both adjoining bay of Braemar to left, and on the separate Kerry Street range of Braemar). Central six-panel door flanked each side by a late C19 canted bay window with 2-4-2-pane horned sash windows. Rear wall of red brick with iron small-paned window to first floor right, modern window to left.

Stone setts in front.

E room has two axial beams joined to thin cross beam, and renewed fireplace on W with timber lintel. Blocked arch to former bread oven. Exposed ceiling beam and joists in rear room.