100, HIGH STREET (See details for further address information)

No 100 High Street, which includes the former No 46 Market Place, is a late 19th-century building featuring three storeys and attics, constructed in red brick with ashlar and yellow brick dressings. The building has a Welsh slate roof and a round-headed dormer on both elevations.

On the High Street side, there are two windows on each floor, with stone bands at the impost height that connect moulded heads adorned with carved keystones. The windows do not have glazing bars, and there is a stone band at the cills. The shop front is distinctive, featuring carved pilasters with non-classical capitals and a door located at the corner. The Market Place elevation mirrors the shop front and also has two windows on each storey.

The left section, which is under the same cornice and parapet, includes four small round-arched windows with yellow brick heads on the top floor, along with a band separating the storeys. The first floor features a four-light window with voussoirs made of vitrified and yellow brick, along with a band at the cills. The ground floor has one arched window with similar voussoirs and a doorway with a matching head, which is blocked. This building is noted as part of a group and is recognized for its unique shop front.

Nos 16 to 46 (even), 46A, 48 to 64 (even), 64A, 66 to 100 (even) form a group.