St Mary'S Hospital Almshouses

St Mary's Hospital Almshouses, rebuilt in 1905, is a long, low, two-storey building located on the east side of St Martins Square. It features a tiled gabled roof with a significantly higher ridge line at the northern end. The structure is made of painted brick with a stuccoed plinth and consists of nine bays. The windows are modern casements, either three-light, two-light, or four-light, set in reveals with flat arches. There is one sash window with a flush box, flat arch, and intact glazing bars in the northernmost bay. The southernmost bay contains one original stone doorway, dating from the 16th century or earlier, and there is another doorway of a similar style in the fifth bay from the north. The doors are wooden and boarded, with one additional door in a moulded frame located in the second bay from the north.