115 High Street

Townhouse with shop, built in the early C19, with a modern shopfront.

MATERIALS: the front elevation is constructed of painted brick, under slate roofs with brick stacks.

PLAN: to the south is the double-pile front range with hipped roofs running east to west; to the north is a rear wing which abuts the adjacent buildings.

EXTERIOR: the two-window three-storey south elevation faces onto the High Street. The ground-floor shopfront is modern. The first floor includes two shallow bow windows. Each has three lights, a curving central eight-over-eight horned sash flanked by a pair of four-over-four sashes. The lights are framed by narrow panels, and the windows are flanked by fluted pilasters which support friezes and projecting moulded cornices. There is a first-floor block string course. The second floor has a further two windows, one casement and one sash with glazing bars, which have moulded wood frames flush with the wall. The elevation is topped by a coped parapet.