Picton House

Terraced house, painted stucco with slate roof and rendered stone left end stack. Two storeys with cellar and attic. Two eaves dormers with 4-pane sashes and sloping roofs. Four first floor 4-pane horned sash windows. Ground floor has C20 window in left bay, house door in second bay and late C19 shopfront to right. Shopfront plate glass projecting shop window with single front pane, curved glass corners, deep fascia and cornice. Fascia and cornice are extended left over C20 glazed shop door with overlight and over narrower 4-panel house door with overlight inscribed 'Picton House'. Plain pier between doors. Rear has large stone rectangular stack on wall-face to left. Lean-to on rear left.

Hallway has one plain six-panel door, boarded over on inside, into small left hand room. Blocked fireplace. Hall has door on right to shop, cupboard at foot of stairs with panelled doors. At right angles is stair on back wall: Chinese Chippendale style with pattern to rail of crossed diagonals between wide spaced uprights with short piece in each of the triangles alternately parallel to one or other of diagonals, to create a broken rhythm. Closed panelled string, moulded rail: one short flight to first floor landing, second flight up to landing over stair well, third short flight to attic. Landing rails to lightly different pattern.. Shop has later C19 shelves on back wall. Cellar under front room not seen, said to be cut into bedrock.