Outbuildings abutting the Malt Shovel Public House, to the east

The outbuildings located to the east of the Malt Shovel Public House are likely built around the same time as the pub and share a common roof with it. They are two storeys high and constructed from mainly coursed rubble with a stone slab roof. The north front features a central carriage entrance with flat lintels on both sides. There are sash windows with glazing bars at each end, and beneath these windows are doors, with the left-hand door being a six-panel design. Additionally, there is a window on either side of the left-hand door on the ground floor. The Malt Shovel Public House, these outbuildings, and the buildings numbered 34 to 40 form a cohesive group along the south side of Main Street.