102 and 103, Bartholomew Street

102 and 103 Bartholomew Street are probably 17th century houses that were refronted in the late 18th century. They are two storeys tall, with No 102 featuring a dormer. There is a central passageway and one window on each house. The roofs are tiled, and a former central brick stack has been removed. The buildings are timber framed with plaster panels on the south gable. The front is made of grey brick with a painted ground floor. No 102 has a baking dormer casement with slated cheeks, while both houses have segmental-arched, flush-framed sash windows on the first floor; No 103 retains glazing bars with small panes. The central entrance to the passageway is segmental-arched. The ground floor fronts have been modernized. At the rear, there are two large timber framed gables with brick nogging, and the roof of No 102 has been heightened.