The White House And No. 63 Market Place

The White House and No. 63 Market Place are an early 19th century house, originally comprising three bays. The building is constructed of plaster-rendered brick with a red pantiled roof. It is two storeys high, with one ground floor and three first floor sash windows featuring glazing bars. A shop front was added around 1900 to the west side, incorporating two canted plate glass bow windows and a central panelled door. The central doorway dates from the early 19th century, featuring panelled pilasters, a frieze, reveal, a six-panel fielded door, an early 19th century wreath door knocker, and a fanlight with vertical glazing bars divided by upright and inverted swags. A stack is situated on the west end. Attached to the west is a segmental brick carriage arch, supporting a brick floor above with a single plate glass sash window. A second, later section is located at the rear of the building.