19, London Street

No. 19 on London Street is an early 18th-century roughcast house that was previously known as the Marlborough Arms Public House and, in the late 18th century, the Swan Public House. The building has two stories and an attic, topped with a modern tile roof featuring two gabled dormers. The front has a two-window arrangement of renewed casements with top lights on the first floor. The ground floor retains an early 19th-century pub front, which includes a fascia and unevenly spaced pilasters that frame the door and windows. Originally, there were 19th-century sash windows, with a pair on the west side and a single on the east side, but these have been replaced by modern shallow bow windows. The door has also been modernized. At the rear, there is a gabled roughcast section on the west side, and a lower 19th-century range on the east side.