Nos 1 and 2 The Lawn

Large Regency style house, now subdivided. Cement-rendered with hipped shallow-pitched asbestos-slate roof and deep overhanging bracketed boarded eaves; long narrow ridge stack at right angles to frontage. 2 storeys and cellar. Central 2-window range and stepped back wings to each side with single window range; single storey rear wings, different to each dwelling. Windows were mostly 12-pane sashes with sills. No.1, downhill, has mostly UPVC replacements except for main ground floor window which is a tripartite sash; further tripartite sash of 36 panes to ground floor rear. No.2, uphill, retains 12 pane sashes; to ground floor a replacement French window. Each house has a 2-window range at first floor to rear. Flat-roofed porch in angle of set back wing to front of No.1 has steps to outer doorway with corniced surround.

Interior has double depth plan. Some late Georgian fittings such as 6-panelled doors, surrounds, panelled reveals and shutters retained.