4 The Terrace

4 The Terrace is part of a group that includes Nos 1 to 6 The Terrace and The Church Room in Norton. This central Church Room, which was formerly a schoolroom, is flanked by three two-storey houses on each side. The building is constructed from grey stone with yellow brick dressings and features blue brick banding. It has slate roofs adorned with cresting and curvilinear bargeboards, along with tall stone and brick chimneys.

The Church Room has a gable that projects forward from the hipped roof, featuring a window with two arched lights made of sash glazing and an oculus above. To the right of this window, there is a doorway with a porch that includes an iron gate. On either side of the former schoolroom, there are pairs of houses that mirror each other, each with camber-headed doors positioned together. Each house has camber-headed casement windows, with two-light windows on the first floor set across the eaves and dormers, and three-light windows on the ground floor.

The outer houses at each end have taller half-hipped roofs and similar windows. The outermost bays are set back and have hipped roofs, featuring camber-headed doorways. Most doors on the terrace are boarded, although No 3 has a modern door, and No 6 has a 20th-century glazed porch.