1 And 2, Stocks Hill

The building comprises a shop flanked by two cottages, dating from the 18th century. Number 1 has a front of squared stone, while the rest of the range is constructed of coursed rubble. The roof is covered with Collyweston stone slates, with stone ridge and end stacks. Originally, number 1 was a pair of cottages, and displays a two-light window, a door, a blocked door, and another two-light window, all with lintels featuring flush keystones. A gabled dormer is positioned above. The shop window to the right has a door below, also framed by a lintel with a flush keystone, and another gabled dormer is present above. Number 2 has a central door flanked by sash windows, all set beneath lintels with flush keystones. Two gabled dormers are above.