The terraced residential property dates from the early 19th Century, and was Grade II Listed in 1998. It has slate hanging to the front elevation, a double-depth plan and a 3-window front elevation. The rear garden is around 350mm above the ground floor, and a low level retaining wall impedes the link between house and garden. The roof is pitched and the 2-storey eaves level at the front reduces to 1.5 storeys at the rear. The proposals add a rear extension to the existing kitchen, with a new structural opening formed to link the two spaces. The garden levels will be reduced adjacent the house to create a sun terrace.