2 Quay Street

Terraced house, painted brick, slate deep-eaved roof with heavy moulded eaves cornice with large modillions. Shared stuccoed stack to left. Two-storey and attic, originally a 5-window range like No 3 and No 10, but here first floor altered to 3 windows, only the centre opening original. Two small 16-pane sash dormers, with sloping slate roofs and slate cheeks. Upper floor has renewed 12-pane sashes in outer bays and 24-pane (of similar size) to centre, with thick glazing bars, so possibly original with early glass. On ground floor, 2 renewed 12-pane sashes either side of central doorway and two cellar openings with 6-pane sashes and exterior bars to left of doorway but one to right boarded. Four slate steps up to 6-panel door with top 2 panels glazed and with diagonal planking to rear face. Above, renewed flat hood on original carved and scrolled trusses. Brick voussoirs to openings, raised 3-course brick band between floors, with moulded lower course. painted rubble stone flush plinth.

Interior much renewed in late C20, wide C18 staircase with 4-flights, pulvinated, turned balusters and square newels, much renewed, a pair with stair in No.3. Doors mostly renewed, one 2-panel fielded-panelled first floor door. Ground floor left room has late C19 fireplace and grate.