Number 50 And 52 And Milestone In Front Of Number 50

Numbers 50 and 52, along with the milestone in front of Number 50, are an early 19th-century building range made of coursed rubble stone and brick, associated with the Folly Inn. Number 50 is a two-storey structure with three windows, featuring glazing bar sash windows with cambered head brick surrounds on the first floor, a large carriage arch, a small window, and a door below. Number 52 is three storeys high with two windows, showcasing wide glazing bar sashes with stone lintels and brick sides, and has stone bands between the floors. The ground floor has a door and one altered window. To the west side of Number 50 stands an early 19th-century stone milestone with a cast iron plaque that reads 'ABINGD 14 LECHLAE 6'.