No 7 (Remnants) And No 11 (Stoke Cottage)

Nos 7 (Remnants) and 11 (Stoke Cottage) are houses dating from the 16th and 17th centuries, with No. 7 dated 1665. They feature a timber frame filled with red-brown brick, with a close-studded frame on the right gable and herring-bone brick infilling, topped with plain tiled roofs.

The building has a central range flanked by two projecting wings towards the street, with the right wing being taller. The end wings are two stories high, while the central section has one story and attics. There is a corbelled ridge stack to the left of the center and two diagonal stacks on an offset flint-rubble plinth to the right. The left wing has a three-bay gable with tension bracing over the middle rail on the left return front. Each floor of the gable end has one 20th-century casement window, and there is a pentice ground floor extension to the left, partly obscured by a crow-stepped wall.

The central range features a large gabled dormer, with one window on each side below. Hipped hoods are placed across the re-entrant angles with the wings. The taller right wing has a cellar below and one three-light window on each floor. There is a gabled former entrance porch on the right return front, which includes one small window on the left wall and two windows below. The right gable is tile hung, with a pentice across the ground floor.