7 & 8 Clifton Place

The building comprises a pair of houses built in the Gothic style. They date to an unknown period and are constructed of brown stone in shallow courses, with dressings of bathstone and grey rock-faced quoins. The houses have two storeys plus an attic. A paired gable is situated at the centre of the building, topped with pinnacles. The attic windows have trefoil heads and sash glazing. On the first and ground floors, triple sash windows are contained within stone panelling. Gothic panelling is present between the floors. The end bays are slightly recessed, with a mullion and transom window on the first floor and doorways with four-centred heads, labels, shallow overlights, and original panelled doors on the ground floor.