No. 4, Victoria Terrace, with walled and railed forecourt

No. 4 Victoria Terrace is part of a terrace of seven three-storey cottages built in local handmade pale red brick, featuring individually restored slate roofs. The terrace includes six cottages arranged as three pairs, each pair with a brick mid-chimney, and a seventh cottage to the right that is likely from the same period but has a slightly different front alignment and a smaller mid-chimney. The left gable wall of the terrace is covered in slate, while the right gable wall of the additional cottage is made of brick. The window and door openings have flat arches made of common brick, with stone sills.

The rear of the building is constructed from uncoursed stonework and has undergone significant changes, including altered window openings and modern single-storey extensions.

There is a small forecourt that is five steps above the street, enclosed by a stone wall and iron railings. This cottage retains some original features, including small-pane windows with diagonally crossed glazing bars in the heads of the first-storey window, and a canopy over the door.