34, Main Street

No 34 on Main Street is a 18th-century building that stands three storeys tall, constructed from dressed coursed stone. It features a three-light bay window, likely added later, which includes sash windows and stone slab surrounds. The building has paired wooden brackets supporting wooden moulded eaves and a stone slab roof. There is a sill band on each storey, and the left-hand door is positioned on the left side of the building. The left side of No 34 is adjacent to No 36, while it stands free on the right. This building is part of a group that includes No 30, the Malt Shovel Public House, the outbuildings next to it to the east, and Nos 34 to 40, creating an unbroken series of structures along the south side of Main Street.