Numbers 32 And 34 (Incorporating 34A And 36A)

Numbers 32 and 34, incorporating 34A and 36A, are early 18th-century buildings that have been altered. They have a rough rendered exterior, with No 32 featuring a pantiled roof and No 34 having modern ridged tiles. Originally, the buildings were three and a half storeys tall, but the top windows are now blocked, with panels visible in the attic and through the stucco outside. There are five windows in total, which are 18th-century sashes, although most have lost their bars, except for one late 19th-century square bay window on the first floor of No 34. No 32 has a similar bay window on the ground floor and a Victorian door set in a quasi-classical doorcase. No 34 features a modern shopfront.