30, The Street

This is a late 17th-century house in Wallington, altered over time. The house is timber-framed and covered with roughcast rendering, featuring a tiled, half-hipped roof and a central brick ridge stack. It presents a gable end to the road. There are two storeys. A French window serves as the entrance on the left side, with two 20th-century ground-floor window openings alongside. Two first-floor windows, each with three panes, are framed with cast iron and feature lattice glazing. The wall plates are visible on the front gable facing the road. A catslide-roofed extension is present at the rear, and a single-storey outshut now serves as the main entrance. The interior has not been inspected.