31, West Street

This is a late 19th-century building of a T-shaped design. The ground floor is constructed of red brick with blue diapering, and is largely whitewashed. The first floor is faced with blue and red ornamental tiles, with the exception of the north gable, which is timber-framed and features bargeboards. The roof is pitched and covered with fishscale tiles, with a catslide over the porch on the west side. Most windows are pointed casements, although there is one oriel window with a hipped tile roof. The ground floor to the north has mullion and transom casements, and two second-floor windows in the other gable ends feature mullion and pointed lights.