A house built in 1821 and forming part of a terrace flanking Union Chapel. From the mid-19th century the chapel was famous for its music and the congregation thought nothing of tackling the Hallelujah Chorus. Fittingly a music master was the first owner and resident of this house. After his death it was let by his family to a wide variety of people, including a German ship owner, and a retired lamp manufacturer who took a prominent - and corrupt - role in parish affairs and had a local road named after him. Another colourful occupant, a keen gambler and racehorse owner, had a chain of tobacconists and oyster bars - the fast food of the day. More recent residents were the actress Sally Miles and director Gavin Millar.
