9 Arthur Street

9 Arthur Street is a house built with a timber frame on a stone plinth, featuring whitewashed brick panels and slate roofs. It has a tall 20th-century brick chimney rising from the right pitch of the gable of No 9, along with a large renewed brick stack at the junction of the gable of No 11 with the main roof. The house is two storeys high and has two large projecting gabled bays, one for each house.

No 9 features a narrow first bay in painted brick, with red brick to match No 7 as seen in old photographs. There are four steps leading up to a cambered-headed doorway that has an overlight with lattice tracery above a modern ledged door. Above the doorway, there are two thin timber rails in the brickwork. To the right, the projecting gable has heavy square framing, with a ground floor small-paned earlier 19th-century canted oriel window consisting of three panes on each side of a central twelve-pane section, complete with a fascia and cornice. The first floor has a large three-light window with top-lights, featuring iron small-paned glazing and Gothic intersecting glazing bars in the square top lights.

At the rear, there is a massive brick chimney breast to the right of the rear gable, with the chimney stack having been rebuilt in the 20th century. The front of the house is paved with stone setts. The interior has not been inspected.