Woodbine with front wall and railings

Woodbine is a terraced house that features painted roughcast and a slate roof, with a 19th-century red brick chimney stack on the left and another at the center of the ridge. The house has three storeys but shares the same roof and eaves line as the two-storey houses at Nos 80 and 82. It has a two-window range and may have originally been two separate houses. The upper floors have renewed sash windows, with a 9-pane window on the second floor and a 12-pane window on the first floor, the latter set lower on the right.

On the ground floor, from left to right, there is a house doorway with a six-panelled door, a late Georgian 19th-century bowed shop window consisting of seven by four panes within a casing of pilasters, fascia, and cornice. Next is a later 20th-century French window that replaced modern half-glazed doors, followed by a ledged door to a through-passage on the extreme right.

At the rear, there is a wing with twin gables to the north and 16-pane hornless sash windows on each floor on the east side. A tall, thin outbuilding is located to the northeast of the main house. The front railings, dating from the later 19th century, are made of cast iron with an intersecting oval pattern and finials, set on a low wall of three courses of rock-faced grey limestone. The railings return to the house on the west side of the passage. There are slate paths leading to the house and passage doors, while modern railings are present on the west boundary.

Inside, there is a passage along the west wall with stairs at right angles. The kitchen is located in the rear range and features two beams, a slate floor, and a fireplace with a timber lintel and a bread oven. The staircase has a 20th-century balustrade. The east room on the first floor has an earlier 19th-century Gothic iron grate set in a black marble surround, while the west room has a late 19th-century grate with tiles in a plain surround. A first-floor room in the rear wing has panelled shutters, and the east room on the second floor boasts a mid-18th-century chimneypiece with an eared architrave and pulvinated frieze, along with a later 19th-century iron grate. The ground floor center room features the shop window and a 20th-century chimneypiece. The east room on the ground floor is narrow with a low plaster ceiling, and there are differing floor levels between the two halves of the house, with the east side being lower.