1-5, Watergate Street

These are a group of three cottages, dating to the 17th century, that have been combined into a single dwelling. They were altered in the early 19th century, with brick replacing the original timber frame. The front is brick and painted brick, with two storeys. The windows include one sash window, one casement window with a horizontal sliding sash, and one blocked window. There is a plain, segmental-headed doorway, and toothed eaves. The roof is slate-covered. The rear wall displays exposed timber framing. The interior has been restored and features exposed ceiling beams.