(also known as Prospect Place)

This building, also known as Prospect Place, is a three-storey structure with a basement, featuring rendered and painted brick fronts, although the brick is exposed at No 7. It has three plain pilasters and a continuous slate roof with chimneys located only at the centre. No 7 has a pitched dormer and boxed eaves.

The building has three windows for Nos 2 to 5, and two windows for Nos 6 and 7. There are arched recesses on the first floor, with a wide segmental arch at No 6, which continues down as a two-storey recess with brick voussoirs at No 7. The windows are small-paned sash windows, with some blind recesses, and most have been renewed. No 6 features a modern first-floor window with a bracket above. Each entrance has a six-panel Georgian door accessed by steps; No 6 has an overall fascia to its pilastered shop front, with gabled reveals for a nine-panel door on the left and a shop door on the right.

The elevation facing Ferryside is rendered and has three storeys with two windows. There are gabled extensions at the rear of Nos 2 and 3, and an extension at the rear of No 4 that extends back to Bath Lane.