11 Alfred's Terrace

Nos 1-11 Alfred's Terrace, Taffs Well. A 2-storey range of rubble stone under a slate roof. Five reflected pairs (nos 2 to 11), and a further cottage (no 1) with entrance to the W end. Each pair shares a brick stack with cornice band. Each cottage has a doorway under a round arched brick head, mainly containing a panelled door with a 2-pane fan-light. 1-window to L or R, those to each storey aligned. The windows to the lower storey have segmental brick heads, the upper storey windows with cambered brick heads. Deep 8-over-8-pane sash windows, mainly hornless, with stone sills. To the rear, the cottages have kitchen extensions, set within yard boundary walls. Originally they probably had a door and window to the lower storey. Each cottage has 2 sash windows to the upper storey, as front, but with segmental brick heads. Some sky-lights to rear roof pitch. Originally each cottage had a room to front and rear, with the staircase in the front room opposite the fireplace. Most have now been modernised, with the front and rear rooms as one, and a kitchen added to the rear.

No 11 has a planked door and horned sashes. The brick heads to the openings have been rendered. A taller house of c1900 (no 12) abuts the N gable end.