110 and 112, High Street

This is a late 18th-century building originally constructed as two separate houses, now used as two dwellings. The exterior is of coursed, squared magnesian limestone with a Welsh slate roof. It is three to 2 storeys high with a two-window frontage to the first floor. Number 112, on the left, has a panelled door with a radial-glazed overlight in an altered surround. It also has tall, plain sash windows with glazing bars under flat arches on the first floor, one eight-pane sash to the second floor, and a blind window on the right. The building is finished with cement-rendered end stacks. Number 110, on the right, features an old six-panel door and overlight with crossed glazing bars beneath a flat arch on the left, beside a large eighteen-pane sash window. A basket-arched carriage entrance with boarded doors is situated to the right. Two sashes with glazing bars to the first floor have projecting stone sills and flat arches. A lower roof has a cement-rendered ridge stack.