691, 701 AND 709, HIGH STREET

This is a mid-18th century building with later alterations, constructed of stucco. The main central section is three storeys high, featuring five sash windows with keyblocks. The ground-floor windows have been altered and now feature 19th-century casements. A moulded wooden doorcase with a dentilled pediment and a modern door provides access; the building is topped with a parapet and moulded stone coping, with a shaped gable on the west side. Number 699, formerly a wing of the Manor House, is sited on the left-hand side and is two storeys high with three windows, including a late 19th-century splayed bay on the ground floor. Number 709 is a mid-19th century single-storeyed addition to the right-hand side, built with roughcast rendering, a moulded wooden doorcase with a glazed divided door and lean-to porch, one sash window without glazing bars, a band, and a parapet.