84, 88 and 90 High Street

Nos 84, 88, and 90 High Street are three former houses, originally four, dating from the early to late 18th century, with some alterations from the 19th and 20th centuries. They are constructed of red brick and feature plain tile roofs. No 84 has a roof covered with red tiles, brick coped gables, a large central brick ridge stack, and a moulded brick eaves cornice. Nos 88 and 90 have roofs with blue tiles, a brick gable stack to the east, a brick ridge stack, and sawtooth eaves bands.

No 84 is two storeys plus garrets, with two bays. It has a segment-headed doorcase with a 20th-century glazed door on the west side and a segment-headed three-light small pane casement window on the east side, with an early 20th-century five-light bow window beyond. Above, there are two cambered-headed three-light windows with leaded lights.

No 88, to the west, has two bays at right angles to each other. The eastern bay features a three-light segment-headed window facing east and a segment-headed arch to the west, with an angled wall behind and a plank door aligned with the facade. Above, there is a two-light horizontal sliding glazing bar sash window below a segment head, and above that, a similar flat-headed two-light window. A Guardian fire insurance plaque is located to the east side of the top window. The western bay, which is at right angles, has a 20th-century opening on the ground floor, with similar windows above as those in the eastern bay.

No 90, attached to the south, has a segment-headed doorcase with a 20th-century glazed door facing south and a two-light segment-headed horizontal sliding glazing bar sash window facing north. Above, there is a similar window, and above that, a similar flat-headed window.