124, High Street

No. 124 High Street is a building from the mid-18th century, with a later front that may cover an older core. The exterior is pebbledashed, featuring a cornice and a stone-coped parapet. It has a high-pitched roof made of Welsh slate, with two chimneys at the ends and one off-center. The structure appears to have originally consisted of two separate buildings that were later unified by the front. The building has three storeys, with two wide bays on the right and two narrow bays on the left.

On the upper floors, there are 18th-century Venetian windows with ogee glazing at the heads. The ground floor features two wide Regency bow windows with engaged columns and entablatures, alongside a reproduction bow window on the left. Above the reproduction bow, there are plain sash windows with glazing bars, and all windows have stone cills. The entrance consists of a six-panel door with a patterned oblong fanlight, set within a classical doorcase that includes half columns and a mutulated cornice, accessed by two stone steps.