4, Woburn Street

No 4 Woburn Street is a late 17th century building with plastered walls that feature a stone plinth and long-and-short quoins. There is a band above the only row of windows, and the dressed quoins continue above this band, indicating that an original upper storey has been cut down. The building has a steep tiled roof, with the tops of two gables rising above the ridge, suggesting that it was originally a two-storey house that has been reduced to its current single-storey form. It has two leaded windows set in projecting frames. This property is part of a group with Nos 2 to 20 (even).