21, High Street

This is a three-bay, three-storey house dated 1725, with later alterations and additions. The main part of the house is constructed of brick on a cobble plinth and has a Welsh slate roof. The central doorway features a six-panelled door with an overlight, set within a plain architrave and a slightly projecting flat porch canopy. The ground-floor windows are late 19th century, with three lights and small upper panes, set beneath cambered heads. The first-floor windows are wood mullion and transom style, with four lights; one lower light is fixed. These windows have deep, straight brick heads with flat arches. The upper storey is a 19th-century addition with four-light sash windows. To the right there are two additional bays, also of the 19th century, with a Swithland slate roof and two windows to each floor. These windows are late 19th century in style, featuring small upper panes and cambered heads. Gable end stacks are present.