2 And 4, Market Hill

A pair of commercial premises, dating from the early 19th century, originally one building divided into multiple occupancies. The building is three storeys high and constructed of painted brick, topped with pantiles. The upper floors have three windows on each level, featuring small-paned sash windows with diminished side-lights set in deep reveals. A late 19th-century double shop front occupies the ground storey, with a central five-panelled door, the top three panels glazed. Above this door is a rectangular fanlight with diamond tracery. A 20th-century projecting fascia is supported by ornate late 19th-century console brackets; similar brackets are above a second entrance door inserted across the south corner.