27, The Green and Industrial Buildings Adjoining Behind Number 27

Number 27 on The Green is an industrial building with an 18th-century front, although parts of it are timber framed from the 17th century, including a rear wing that extends behind number 29. The front is made of colour-washed brick and features two storeys with three windows. The roof is tiled and has two front-facing gables that contain blank panels, one of which appears to indicate a former loading door. The windows are mostly modern, except for two that sit under cambered arches on the ground floor. To the east, there are two large brewery buildings from the late 18th or early 19th century, constructed of stock brick with tiled roofs. These buildings have large timber king-post trusses with very heavy ties that support the roof over wide spans. Currently, the building is used for manufacturing waxes and has not undergone significant alterations. The left side features a three-bay warehouse facade in red brick with a gabled end facing the road. Number 27, along with the industrial buildings behind it, numbers 25, 29, 31, and the forecourt walls, as well as numbers 33 and 33A, form a cohesive group.