43 Church Street including railings

This is a terraced house from around 1850, featuring painted stucco and an imitation slate roof with a rendered northern end stack. The building has a basement and two stories, with a two-window range that includes wide 8-pane sash windows, which have vertical glazing bars and a moulded sill band. There are slate steps leading to the basement.

To the left, the entrance has two slate steps leading up to a four-panel door topped with an arched head that features unusual radiating tracery. The door is framed by a fine painted timber doorcase with an open pediment, fluted Corinthian columns, block entablatures, and a dentilled and modillioned pediment. The reveals of the door are panelled. Additionally, there are spearhead iron area railings with larger finials on four standards.