Number 1 West Street And Number 41 Glover Street

Number 1 West Street and Number 41 Glover Street is a pair of houses with origins in the 17th century, featuring extensive alterations from the 19th century. The right-hand gable end wall displays visible timber framing, while the front and rear walls are constructed of 19th-century gault brick from two different building periods. The roof is now covered with asbestos but retains a mid-17th-century ridge stack made of red brick, which has diagonally set, grouped shafts on a square base. The buildings are a single range and two storeys high. Number 1 has three flush frame twelve-pane hung sashes and a central doorway. The doorway features a reeded doorcase, also early 19th century, with boss enrichments and a narrow hood. At the rear, there is a kitchen wing addition. Number 1A has been converted into a handed pair of cottages in the 19th century, also two storeys high, with one horizontal sliding sash window on the first floor and a 20th-century window at ground level. There are two doorways, one of which is blocked.