11 Arthur Street

11 Arthur Street is a two-storey 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 includes two large projecting gabled bays, one for each house, with No 11 comprising the bay between the two gables, the right gable, and the right end bay.

The middle section displays square framing below the upper floor, which has thin timbering. There is a two-light casement window to the left and two stone steps leading to a modern ledged door with a glazed panel. The added upper floor features a modern two-light leaded casement in the center. The projecting gable is square-framed and includes a small 20th-century shallow canted oriel, replacing an earlier one with leaded glazing noted in 1983 and shown in old photographs. This gable also has a large three-light window similar to that of No 9, with top-lights, iron small-paned glazing, and Gothic intersecting bars in the square top lights. The house has a black painted brick plinth.

The right end bay retains its original roof pitch with square framing made up of three by three panels, and it has a two-light casement with iron small panes. The north gable end features original framing in three by five square panels below the tie-beam, with a four-light small-paned casement above. The ground floor has a pair of small-paned casement windows in the center and a single-light window to the right.

At the rear, there is a large brick chimney-breast behind No 9, with a timber-framed gable that has an iron cross-window on the first floor and an iron casement pair below. To the left of the chimney gable, there is timber framing over a casement pair, followed by a narrow projecting gable that is also timber-framed with a brick plinth and rubble stone on the north side. Further left, there is timber framing over rubble stone, and this last roof slope is covered with old small slates.

The front of the property features stone setts, which are also present in front of the north end. The interior has not been inspected.