94, High Street

94 High Street is a building that dates back to the 14th century, with alterations made in the 15th century. It was likely originally used as a warehouse for storing wines and other commodities. The structure features bays that are separated by plain-chamfered ashlar ribs, which are elliptical in shape. At the eastern end, the last bay includes an entrance lobby and a window recess, both covered by plain barrel vaults. The western end has a 4-centred door and a square-headed window. Inside, there is a fireplace and an original window located in the south wall, as well as remnants of a well.