No.3 Bull Terrace

No. 3 Bull Terrace is a terraced cottage built from local rubble stone, featuring a deep-eaved slate roof and a renewed brick stack at the right end, which it shares with No. 2. The cottage has two storeys and is divided into two sections, each with one window. The right section matches Nos. 1 and 2 and has a door on the right side. The windows are timber-mullioned with diagonally set square panes, and they have tooled chamfered jambs, stone sills, and lintels. The ground floor window includes a sandstone ashlar moulded hoodmould. The first-floor window is a two-light design under the eaves, while the ground floor has a three-light window. The Tudor-arched doorway features tooled stone voussoirs and a renewed board door. The left section does not have a door in the corresponding position next to the other door and has similar windows on each floor to the left, but these have modern casements instead of the original lattice-glazed windows. Additionally, the ground floor window in the left section is set higher than those in the rest of the row. The interior has not been inspected.