68, Station Road

No. 68 on Station Road is an 18th-century small two-storey timber-framed house. It is weatherboarded and features a steep hipped roof covered in old red tiles. At the rear (south) and on the east side, there are lean-tos that are also weatherboarded, with roofs made of red pantiles. The north front has an informal arrangement of two windows, with the door located off-centre to the east of the next window. The windows are two-light flush casements that have been renewed. There is a single shuttered window in the east lean-to, positioned at a lower level with an area of plastering above it. This picturesque small house is part of a group of buildings on the south side of the road.