Nos.1-12 (consec) Canal Cottages

Overpainted rubble stone, slate roofs, brick ridge stacks; numbers 10 and 11 form a taller section.

The ramped approach to Clafton Bridge runs close to the rear of the cottages at first floor level; irregular window openings set under the eaves, all with modern glazing. The canal side elevations have varied openings; the ground floor doors and windows are in the main under cambered heads inserted in latter half of C19 when the domestic conversions were carried out. First floor windows are set under the eaves. Modern glazing throughout except to numbers 10 and 11 which retain small-paned iron casements. Numbers 4, 5 and 9 have modern lean-to porches and a further modern porch at Nos 6 and 7. Number 3 has large central double doors under brick cambered head.

Numbers 5-9 retain the massive transverse beams which supported the malting floor; the perforated encaustic tiles can be seen re-used in the gardens for edging and paving.