43, New Street

This is an early 18th-century house on the south side of New Street. It is constructed of painted brick with a thatched roof. The house has two storeys and an attic, standing on a plinth. The roof features a single raking dormer and stacks positioned at the left and right ends. The front elevation has one glazing bar sash window to the left, a segmental-headed wooden casement window to the right, and a horizontally sliding glazing bar sash window above and to the right of the central six-panel door, which has a half-hipped thatched hood. A projecting wing, also of painted brick with a plain tiled roof and a stack at the left end, is attached to the left side of the main house and contains a single wooden casement window; this wing was likely originally used for non-domestic purposes.