129 High Street

Late-C18 or early-C19 terraced house with ground-floor shop.

MATERIALS: the principal, south-facing elevation is rendered, and scored in imitation of ashlar. The western gable end is slate-hung, above the neighbouring building. There is a longitudinal pitched roof over the front section, with an M-shaped section at right angles to the north; the roofs are covered with slate.

PLAN: the front main section of the building appears to be rectangular on plan, oriented north/south, and extended to the north in more than one phase.

EXTERIOR: the principal elevation is three storeys high and three bays wide. The ground floor is occupied by a modern shopfront. Above, the first and second floors are separated by a platband. The windows openings, which have block cills, contain six-over-six sash frames to the first floor and three-over-three sash frames to the second floor. There is a moulded eaves cornice with a plain frieze and parapet.