9 Priory Terrace

9 Priory Terrace is a two-storey red brick house with decorative brickwork, built in the 19th century. The central section of the house is gabled and set forward, featuring one window and a door to the left, while the adjoining sections have two windows each. The upper windows are four-pane sashes with notched brick segmental heads, slate sills, and painted wood boards with incised crosses above them.

On the ground floor, each section has a canted bay with hipped roofs clad in metal, but the central section features a two-storey bay and a door to the left. All doors are two-panel designs with notched brick segmental pointed arches and intricately carved heads serving as keystones. The central section also has a bargeboarded gable and a small pointed attic light, along with red brick ridge stacks.

The building showcases extensive decorative brickwork, including ornamentation on the plinth, panels between the bay windows and doors, and a panel on the bay apron that is only present on No. 9. There is a prominent pulvinated zig-zag frieze between the floors, leaf-pattern panels between the upper windows, and a zig-zag and nailhead eaves course that continues on the central gable.