Pegasus Court, 5

Nos. 3 and 5 Pegasus Court on Mill Street is a red brick house from the 18th century, which is unusual in an area typically characterized by stone-built dwellings of that period. It features a natural slate roof with red ridge tiles and red brick stacks. The house now has a single depth plan, as the original service wing has been replaced by additional housing units from the late 20th century that are in keeping with the character of the area.

The front of the house is symmetrical with a central entrance and has three storeys with three windows. The large six-panel door is complemented by an Adam type 'cobweb' fanlight and an open pediment surround. This door is a late 20th-century replacement for two modern doors that were in place at the time of listing in 1974. There are brick bands at both floors, and the windows are sash style with keyed heads, featuring eight over eight panes, while the second-floor windows have four over four panes. The house also has a moulded and dentil cornice, a hipped roof, and two multi-flued stacks on the rear wall.

Additional housing units are now attached to both the left gable wall and the rear elevation along Mill Street. The house does not have a rear elevation. The interior was not inspected during the resurvey, but it is expected to have been altered when the property was converted into two separate homes.