133 AND 135, THE HOMEND

Nos 133 and 135 on The Homend are late 18th-century buildings made of painted brick with slate roofs that have gable ends. They stand three storeys tall and feature two windows. No 133 has small sashes without glazing bars on the second floor, two sashes on the first floor, and a plain doorway with a simple hood on the ground floor. No 135 has a sash with glazing bars on the second floor, a 19th-century canted bay window of sashes without glazing bars on the first floor, and a projecting Victorian shop front with elliptically arched lights and a cornice on the ground floor. There is a central round-arched passageway with a flight of steps inside. Nos 33 to 37 (odd) Horseshoe Inn and Nos 67, 71, and 73 form a group, with No 71 being a building of local interest.