35, Market Place

Number 35 on Market Place is a 19th-century facade attached to a timber-framed building. It is located at the corner of a new road leading to a car park. The building features a stucco facade and a slate roof with a central chimney. It has two storeys and two windows, with the eastern window on the first floor adorned with a bracketed cornice and architrave, and a wide sill with a window box guard. The western side has a canted bay. The ground floor includes a three-light shop window, a door, and an eastern carriageway entrance, all under a common cornice. The windows are separated by pilasters and all are sash windows with late 19th-century glazing. Timber framing is visible on the western side wall, and a timber-framed rear wing extends back from the street. Number 35, along with numbers 35 to 63 (odd), the buildings at the rear of number 37, and the Town Hall, form a group with numbers 50 and 52, as well as numbers 62 to 66 (even).