Street House

Street House is a three-storey, double pile brick building from the 19th century, featuring dentil eaves and a slate roof with two brick ridge stacks. The front is symmetrical, with windows positioned towards the corners. The ground and first floor have tall double-hung sash windows, while the attic features one-and-a-half sash windows, all equipped with glazing bars and set under painted flat arches. The south gable has a similar window arrangement, although a modern bay has replaced the ground floor rear sash. The north gable is blind. The central front door, which is now blocked, is panelled and has a flat moulded canopy supported by carved brackets, extending over a double-width pilaster surround. The rear elevation includes a tall, thin three-storey stair light with horizontal glazing bars.