Antiques Gallery City Angling Centre

This building, known as the City Angling Centre and Antiques Gallery, is a row of three houses from the late 18th century, now reduced to two, with one currently functioning as a shop. The exterior features rough-rendered rubble and cob on the upper floor, with timber lintels and slate roofs that have been slurried, displaying gable ends. The rear has brick lateral stacks. The layout consists of a single-depth plan with two houses having two rooms each and one house on the right with a single room. The structure stands two storeys tall and has an overall seven-window range. Most of the original three-light and two-light casements are intact, except for the first-floor window on the right of the left-hand house. The front facade includes two symmetrical three-window sections with central doorways and a one-window section with a splayed corner on the right. The central house retains its original two-panel door, while the other doors have been replaced. Inside, the left-hand house, now a shop, features original ceiling joists, although the rest of the interior has not been inspected.