Dolgarreg

These are a pair of substantial, semi-detached Victorian estate houses. They are built of rubble stone with slate eaves roofs and have three red brick chimneys. The front features a pair of projecting gables centrally, each with plain bargeboards and finials, and a three-light mullion and transom window on each floor set within a painted rendered surround with a hoodmould. Narrow, recessed entrance bays flank the central gables, each with a door below and a casement pair window above. The doors are angled towards the projecting gables, with a small window immediately adjacent, and are sheltered by two-bay open porches with wooden posts and fretted brackets, the roofs of which are hipped at the outer end. To each end wall are slightly lower, slightly recessed sections, one-and-a-half storeys high, with no windows to the front but windows on each floor to the end walls, half-hipped roofs and terracotta finials. An upper window is positioned above the entrance door on the end walls. The rear elevation is double-gabled, with a large window in each gable at first floor level and a smaller window under the eaves of each house. Dolgarreg has twentieth-century glazing to the main windows, but retains its original window above the porch and original porch details.