A pair of symmetrical, semi-detached dwellings, built in 1882 for Mrs Mettham. Four bays, two storeys, Mansfield Stone with Mansfield Red Stone detailing and string courses. Hipped slate roof with central and projecting side stone chimney stacks with stringcourses. Ground floor front elevation; central pair of three light windows with red stone columns topped with foliate capitals, set within raised red stone surround with tooled lintels. Above is a segmental hood mould with polychrome stone work underneath. Above at first floor is a pair of windows in raised stone surrounds with tooled lintels. Central bays flanked by two storey, canted bays with conical slate roof, with windows set within raised red stone surrounds. Plain sashes to front. Side elevations have entrance way to the right, with raised stone surround with arch, plain capitals and dropped keystone. To the left is a plain sash window, similar window above. Above entrance way is a two over-two sash window. Two storey ranges to rear with conservatory at no. 25. Bounded by low stone wall topped with C20 fencing. (1)

<1> Mansfield District Council, 2004, Mansfield District Council Local List (Published document). SNT5967.