Number 1 (Lilliput) And Number 3

A range of three early 18th century houses, later converted into two dwellings in the 20th century. The buildings are timber frame construction with plastered and colourwashed walls, and have pantiled roofs. They stand on a brick plinth course and feature an irregular five-window facade. Two 20th century plank doors are located to the left of the elevation, with the right-hand door set within a timber doorcase. A further late 20th century panelled door is on the right-hand side. Each floor has five late 20th century, two-light casement windows. The bell-cast gabled roof is punctuated by two ridge stacks, and has a scalloped bargeboard to the south. The interior was not inspected.