104 AND 106, HIGH STREET

Nos 104 and 106 are a pair of buildings dating to the 16th or 17th century, which have been altered in the 19th and 20th centuries. They are timber-framed, with substantial full-length storey posts visible in the exposed frame of the rear elevation; the rear is filled in with brick. The front elevation has a brick façade, colour-washed. The front roof slopes are slated, while the rear slope has modern tiles. The buildings have a four-bay plan. A large brick stack is situated centrally at the front, opposite the front door. There are seven modern windows.