Number 30 (Including Number 32)

Number 30, which includes Number 32, is a large house built around 1690, with its interior and exterior remodeled circa 1780. It stands three storeys tall, constructed of red brick and topped with a slate roof. The building features five windows, all reglazed with plate glass and set in near flush frames. The second floor is an early 19th-century addition that incorporates a reused wood eaves cornice. The windows have flat arched heads, with gauged bricks used on the second floor and stone cills.

The central doorway is framed by an 'Adam' style wood case, featuring panelled pilasters with enriched caps, set against a plain wood background. The delicate architrave is complemented by a frieze that is broken over the pilasters and adorned with urns, including a central urn and two vases with pendant and trailing husks, all topped with a dentil pediment. A six-panel door has been reset in the entrance, which was added in place of a window.

Inside, the principal staircase dates from the late 18th century and has an open string design with slender columnar balusters. The stair hall boasts an Adam-type plaster ceiling decorated with garlands of husks, and a dentilled eaves cornice supported by fluted consoles. There are three fine joinery doorcases on the landing, featuring fluted friezes, dentilled cornices, and paterae flanking the frieze, as well as another similar doorcase in the hall. One ground floor room is highlighted by a moulded plaster cornice embellished with ostrich feathers. The back staircase, dating from around 1690, has a closed moulded string and a pulvinated frieze, with plain newels topped with ball finials, plain handrails, and vase-shaped balusters.

Number 32, built in the late 18th century, has undergone alterations. It is two storeys high, made of painted brick with a pantile roof and a moulded brick eaves cornice. The first floor has three windows, although the centre window is now blocked. The ground floor also features three windows, which have later glazing bars, and there are two gabled dormers on the roof.