84 And 86, High Street

Nos 84 and 86 on High Street are 18th-century buildings, possibly with an earlier rear range. The front elevation is made of gault brick and features a ridged and gabled peg-tiled roof, with a red brick chimney stack on the front left and another at the rear right. The facade includes one gable and a parapet, both of which are coped with stone. There is one sash window in the gable and four sash windows on the first storey, all positioned slightly to the right. On the ground storey, there are two doors with one sash window between them and two additional sash windows to their right. All windows are small-paned and have stucco arches that are segmental and keystoned.