6 Drybridge Street

Nos. 6 and 8 Drybridge Street are two-storey and attic houses, rendered and painted, likely over some timber framing, with an interlocking concrete tile roof. No. 6 features an additional wing and a lean-to outshut, while No. 8 has a more balanced front. The ground floor of No. 6 has three windows and two doors arranged as window, door, window, door, window. To the left is a canted bay, followed by a part-glazed door with three panes; above this is a small paned casement in a half dormer. No. 8 has a central late 20th-century Victorian-style door with two glazed panels and a voussoir head with a keystone, flanked by three-light Victorian-type casements with voussoir heads and keystones. The first floor features similar two-light casements on either side of a blank panel that once displayed the name of a public house, with an added gable above containing two more two-light casements. The steeply pitched wavy roof has a stack on each ridge, while the right return is blind. The rear elevation has been modernised. No. 6 is a single bay of what was originally a three-unit house parallel to the street. The interior details were not available during the resurvey.