11 Stone Street

House of 4 bays and 2 storeys, with slate gabled roof. The rubble stone large chimney to right shared with No 9, and possibly originally built with No 9, and 4 C20 rooflights. Boxed eaves. Painted stucco facade with flat band below eaves, projecting thin course below first floor sills, long and short quoins to left and right. Four equally spaced 12-pane hornless sash windows to 1st floor, offset to right, with shouldered, keyed surrounds and similar window to left on ground floor. Second bay has stone steps up to original door of 8 moulded and fielded panels in arched, panelled recess with radiating-bar fan light over in fine Roman Doric doorcase. Doorcase has columns with moulded bases and caps, sections of triglyph entablature above carrying open pediment. Third bay has fine mid C19 shop front with fascia on reeded pilasters framing half-glazed C20 door with unusual fanlight, having a pattern of 5 outer circles, 2 linked by bars to centre base half-circle, and shop window with glazing bars forming 3 lower panes each with 4 small panes above. In fourth bay is a broad arched window with fixed 4-pane glazing, raised surround and keystone. Keystones are small with pentagonal sunk panels.

Interior not inspected.