9 Arthur Street

House, timber-frame on stone plinth with whitewashed brick panels, and slate roofs. Tall C20 brick stack rising from right pitch of gable of No 9 and with a large renewed brick stack at the junction of the gable of No 11 with the main roof. Two storeys with two large projecting gabled bays, one to each house. No 9 has narrow first bay in painted brick (red brick to match No 7 in old photographs) with four steps to cambered headed doorway with overlight with lattice tracery over modern ledged door. Two thin timber rails in the brickwork above doorway. To right, the projecting gable has heavy square framing, ground floor small-paned earlier C19 canted oriel of 3-12-3 panes with fascia and cornice, and first floor large three-light window with top-lights, with iron small-paned glazing and Gothic intersecting glazing bars in the square top lights. Rear has massive brick chimney breast to right of rear gable, the chimney stack rebuilt in C20.

Stone setts in front.

Interior not inspected.