3 Castle Terrace

Three-storey terrace, red brick, Flemish bond, with deep-eaved roof of imitation slates, hipped at original NE corner but with gabled E projection with brick stack. The terrace comprises No 1, a house of two bays with door in third bay to left, No 2 a narrower house of two-plus-one bays and No 3 a house at right angles across the N end. There is a partial straight joint between Nos 1 and 2, stonework in the S gable of No 1 and some different brickwork in the S end gable of No 3 suggesting extensive modification.

No 3 has main front at right angles to row, of a regular three bays, but the roof hip suggests that the facade has been extended a little to left in gabled east facing projection. A brickwork joint also shows that right bay is added. Three bays, cambered-headed small paned iron casement windows, pairs in left and centre bays, triple with smaller panes in right bay. Centre doorway with thin pedimental hood on carved wooden brackets. Door-frame is moulded with angle blocks. Ledged door with thin cover strips and two glass panels. The E end projection has deep gable verges, the left verge carried on a raking post as the projection is not as wide as the gable.

Projection has square hipped bay window with iron small-paned glazing on three sides. First floor has iron small single casement with crude wooden hood-mould. W end gable has big chimney breast part truncated below gable level and a smaller gabled projection facing S, parallel to main rear wall. Blocked wide arched openings in the S wall of this gabled projection, partly within the lean-to extension of No 2.

Interior not inspected.