105, Main Street

No. 105 on Main Street is a house that dates back to 1849, with elements from the 17th century. It features pebbledashed rubble and a slate roof, standing two storeys high. The main house has two bays, a central entrance, and end stacks. The door and window surrounds are made of chamfered plain stone. A crude square drip course runs above the ground floor windows and door, while the first-floor windows have individual drip moulds. The building has squared gutter corbels and a battlemented door lintel that is inscribed with 'J J B 1849 1664 R D M'. To the right, there is a former cottage that has a plain stone door surround, a sashed window in a plain stone surround with a drip mould to its right, and a similar window on the first floor.