23, Main Street

No. 23 Main Street is a house dating from the late 18th century, constructed from punch-dressed stone with a Welsh blue-slate roof. The building has a two-cell plan and stands two storeys high, featuring two first-floor windows. It has quoins and an ashlar plinth. The slightly off-centre doorway is adorned with an architrave, entablature, and a casement-moulded cornice, with a plaque above set in an eared architrave. The bays on either side of the doorway have flat-arched windows with voussoirs and projecting sills, which retain small-pane Yorkshire sashes. There are three moulded gutter brackets, and the gable stacks have been reduced in height.

At the rear, there is a doorway with a six-panel door and raised monolithic jambs to the right of an arched stair window, which features fixed small-pane glazing with several original bulls-eye panes. The flanking bays have windows with wedge-shaped lintels that are cut with false voussoirs. All windows have 20th-century glazing.