Nos.35 and 37 (part) Four Ash Street

House converted from monastic building. Built of stone rubble with dressed quoins; slate roof with rooflights, raised verges with shallow coping, kneelers and apex stones. Large lateral external stone stack at left raised and corniced in brick. Two storeys and attic. The oldest windows are small recessed stone-framed rectangular lights with metal armature; other windows have shallow stone sills, wooden lintels and C20 cross-framed casements (sash to number 37). Gable-end facade with a single window to each floor. Doorway with small gabled hood over C20 door at E end of S elevation; a small rectangular light adjacent to left on each floor; signs of blocking in masonry to right; single window range to number 35 at end right; another to number 37 (part). Single storey rear wing to No.35; No.37 has an offset, the former garde-robe shaft with rectangular light at upper level.

Interior is reported as having been completely refurbished in 1980s with no retention of internal historic fabric. Roof with heavy beams with deep chamfers may be retained.