41 and 43 High Street

41 and 43 High Street are likely 16th-century L-shaped timber-framed buildings. Number 41, which faces the road, is two storeys high with two windows. It features a high-pitched tiled roof with a rebuilt ridge stack, a moulded wood eaves cornice, and small gables over the first-floor windows that break the eaves. The first floor is decorated with fancy 19th-century tile hanging, while the ground floor is brick and has two modern round bow windows with glazing bars, linked by a canopy, and a central 19th-century door.

Number 43 is positioned end-on to the road and has a long range on the right return. It also has a high-pitched tiled roof. The altered road front includes a modern bay window with a small light in the gable above, set in a rendered first floor, and a projecting ground floor shop front made of brick and stone. The side elevation is tile-hung above, with exposed framing and plastered filling below.

Old Seal House and Nos 37, 41 to 45 (odd) form a group.