Church Bank House

House, red brick Flemish bond, with slate roof, flat eaves, and centre brick chimney. Three storeys and cellar, double fronted with two window bays, centre doorway, blocked doorway to outside left and low through-passage door to outside right. Top floor windows under eaves, cambered heads with brick voussoirs to first floor, and ground floor right. Iron small-paned windows flush with wall-face without sills: paired casements to top floor, cross-windows to first floor and ground floor right. Wrought iron window stays to three upper windows. Ground floor left has later canted oriel with frieze and cornice, and 4-16-4-pane fixed iron glazing. Two cambered headed cellar openings. Renewed two steps with flanking curving iron rails to centre door with six flush panels, the top two glazed. Altered curved plain hood on horizontal consoles. Ledged passage door with cambered head to extreme right, against corner of Ivy House. Rubble stone left end wall with one attic window in brick surround, inserted first floor window.

Interior not inspected.