7-8 Upper Colliers Row

One of a row of mostly altered 2-storey stone cottages with slate roofs. Some stone chimneys survive and a very few original window openings may remain unenlarged. Catslide roofs are generally visible to rear, many extended. Many cottages have been joined together and there are gardens in front with some remaining stone walls. To the S is an area of irregular enclosures or allotments associated with the cottage row.

Nos 7 and 8 are joined, painted render with stone end stacks, shared with Nos 6 and 9. Each with a 4-pane casement above, set relatively close to centre. No 7 has a broad C20 triple casement below to left and ledged door. Another casement over door is presumably an insertion. No 8 has a window in former doorway to left and a 4-pane casement to right, aligned further out than window above. There were plate-glass sashes in 1975.

Not available for inspection. It is said that the interior has joisted floors, fireplaces to left and right with winding staircases adjacent, timber to No 7 and stone to No 8.