NUMBERS 24, 26 AND 28 (COCK INN)

Numbers 24, 26 and 28, including the Cock Inn, date largely to the 17th century, although they have been altered subsequently. Number 24 is a two-story brick building, painted, with two square windows on the first floor. It has pantile roofing, a square-headed dormer casement, a tall chimney on the right side, and a wooden shop front with pilasters. Number 26 is also brick and painted, featuring a segmental-headed dormer. It has asbestos slates and windows with glazing bars and flat arches, with a tall chimney grouping with a larger chimney adjoining the Cock Inn. Number 28 is stuccoed, lined, and painted, with pantiles and a window in the south gable. It has a newly rendered chimney on the left side, a molded first-floor band, and two flush three-light casements. A central door is accompanied by a fanlight and casements on each side.