11a, 13 and 15, Mill Street

Nos 11A, 13, and 15 on Mill Street are two-storey stone buildings that date back to the early 18th century, although most of their features are from the early 20th century. They have a steep Welsh slate roof with red ridge tiles and brick stacks, along with a break eaves cornice. The façade includes three four-light early 20th-century casement windows that are set under rough-rendered gables adorned with half-timbered ornament. There are also three other casement windows, one with two lights and two with three lights, all featuring wood lintels. The ground floor displays five irregular windows, which include early 19th-century shop windows with reeded pilasters. Additionally, there are wood lintels above two windows and two doors, along with one modern shop window and one canted rectangular bay window with glazing bars in an old opening. This building is listed as part of a group in an important street, alongside Nos 11A to 21 (odd).