35 High Street

Commercial building, built around 1835.

MATERIALS: the roof has a Welsh slate covering and walls are stuccoed.

PLAN: the building is rectangular on plan facing west to High Street, with a long extension to the rear (east).

DESCRIPTION: constructed around 1835, this commercial building is three storeys in height and three bays in width. Its pitched roof has a Welsh slate covering hidden behind a stepped parapet and has a red brick chimneystack on each of its north and south gables. The front elevation to High Street is stuccoed, and the south gable has exposed red brick laid in Flemish bond. The second and first floors of the front elevation each have a plain cornice over architrave window surrounds; the second floor has six-over-six pane timber sash windows with horns, and the first floor has six-over-nine pane timber sash windows with horns, all replaced in the late C20. The shopfront was replaced around 1995.