67 AND 69, BONDGATE

These are two buildings, numbered 67 and 69, on the south side of Bondgate. The origins of the buildings may date to the 17th century, but the visible features are primarily from the mid-19th century. They are constructed of ashlar stone with a stone slate roof, and feature three stone chimneys. A kneeler is present on the left-hand side. The building has four windows, each with two lights separated by stone mullions. There are two shop windows from the late 19th century and one modern shop window. The windows are irregular and have been much altered at the rear. Buildings numbers 65 to 75 (odd numbers) form a group.