24 Maryport Street

24 Maryport Street is a pair of cottages, built in the 19th century, that are roughcast rendered and colour-washed, topped with a long slate roof featuring deep overhanging eaves and hipped roof dormers, two on each cottage. The cottages have tall brick ridge and end stacks with cornices and band courses. Each cottage has two windows; number 24 features 6-pane casements on either side of a boarded door, while number 26 has a glazed doorway to the right, a 16-pane casement to the side, a renewed canted bay window to the left, and a boarded door at the far left. Both cottages have a painted plinth.

Inside number 26, there is an open fireplace with a timber lintel, chamfered cross beams, and a deep chamfer in the lower room, where the ends of upper cruck blades may be visible in the side walls. Upstairs, there are trusses and a single row of purlins, along with an unrendered stone stack. The interior features some pegged door-frames and boarded doors, and the cottage has been extended to the rear. A door on the left leads to a side passage under the upper room, with a heavy timber lintel at the front and possibly corbels in the side wall. The interior of number 24 is reported to also retain beams with run-out stops and tie-beam roof trusses.