7 Old Priory Road

7 Old Priory Road is an attached cottage, the second from the east end of a row of four. It features painted stucco cladding and an imitation slate close-eaved gabled roof, with 19th-century red brick stacks—one on the right, one on the left of No 7, and one between Nos 7a and 7b. This two-storey range of cottages has a one-window range for each cottage, with a door located in the adjacent bay. The late 19th-century windows are four-pane horned sashes, with the upper window heads positioned under the eaves and the lower openings having slightly cambered heads. The doors are renewed ledged doors with overlights. Nos 6 and 7 form a mirrored pair with their two doors in the middle, while Nos 7a and 7b are also mirrored but have their doors in the outer bays. There is a through arch between Nos 7 and 7a, featuring an elliptical arch and one window above.