39, Main Street

No. 39 on Main Street is a house and shop, now a single dwelling, dating from the early 19th century. It is constructed of punch-dressed stone and features a stone slate roof. The building consists of a two-cell house and a single-cell shop, with three first-floor windows and two storeys. The doorways on either side of the central bay have six-panel doors with monolithic jambs; the left doorway, which leads to the house, has an architrave. The façade has three bays of windows, each with wedge-shaped lintels and keystones that are cut with false voussoirs, retaining small-pane Yorkshire sash windows. The window in the third bay has been altered to a projecting small-pane shop window. The building has gable stacks and one additional ridge stack.

Inside, the first cell features two balanced doorways with architraves and six-panel doors. There is a single-flight staircase with turned balusters and a newel.