59 And 61, High Street

Nos 59 and 61 on High Street in Yarm are a large 18th-century building, designed as a through-passage pair. They are constructed of local brick with stone quoins and cill bands, topped with a pantiled roof featuring end chimneys made of narrow brick. The ground floor is stuccoed, and the building rises three tall storeys with a total of five windows. The early 19th-century sash windows, which have glazing bars and wooden architraves, are topped with gauged flat brick arches that include keystones. No 61 has replaced its plain sashes.

No 59 features a reconstructed early to mid-19th-century canted bay shop front with a hipped lead roof and a modern door next to it. No 61 contains a small modern shop. There is a central archway with double doors set under a hollow-chamfered elliptical arch, framed by a Doric entablature supported by engaged fluted columns. The rear of No 61 has long extensions built from the 18th to early 19th centuries, made of local brick with pan-tiled roofs, featuring barred or boarded openings and a few glazed lights.