43, Aylesbury Street

No 43 Aylesbury Street is a Grade II listed building located in Fenny Stratford, designed by the local architect Chadwick and dated 1898. This two-storey structure is built of red brick and features a steep gable end tiled roof adorned with bands of scalloped tiles and cresting tiles along the ridge.

A notable element is the slightly off-centre timber-framed and roughcast gable that projects over the front, which includes a date panel. The first floor has two outer squat windows, which are casements topped with fanlight heads, and feature brick voussoirs forming round arches with hood moulds. Flanking an oriel bay window, there are two inner wood casements with fluted keystones above flat arches, and a fanlight over the central casement, all set beneath a moulded entablature.

On the ground floor, there is a rectangular bay window with a wood balustrade, two additional casement windows, and a shop front that includes a passageway to the side. No 43, known as The Maltsters Arms, along with Nos 49 and 51, forms a cohesive group of buildings.