5 And 6, Market Place

Nos 5 and 6 in Olney Market Place are 17th-century buildings that have been altered and extended. They feature a mix of partly timber-framed and colourwashed brick construction. The tiled roof has stone-coped gables, two brick stacks, and a hipped peak in the center over a rear wing. There is a 2-light hipped dormer in the center, a hipped dormer on the left with a sash window cutting through the eaves above a carriage arch, and a small flat-topped dormer in the lower right section. The buildings have a dentilled eaves cornice and are two storeys tall with an attic. The ground floor includes a 19th-century shop window, a carriageway on the left, and two brick piers at the first floor. There are three tripartite sash windows, with two in the center featuring segmental arched heads, and one on the right with a lintel and keyblock.