Corner House

Corner House is a stone cottage dating from the 18th to 19th century, situated on Long Street. It is two stories tall with an attic and is part of a block that includes Linden and The Cottage. The building features a hipped plaintile roof facing Long Street, with a lower roofline and a gable at the back wing. The front elevation on Long Street has one bay with a three-light segmental headed casement window that has small panes, and the corner is curved. The higher block facing New Road has two window bays with casement windows that also have small panes; the upper windows are two-light and square-headed, while the lower window is three-light and segmental headed. There is a door on the left side. The south wing is two bays wide, with two-light casements above and three-light casements with segmental heads below. Corner House, along with Digby Estate Nos 271 to 274 (consecutive), Wyekham Cottage, Fernleigh, The Shell, Mistletoe Cottage, Fairfields, The Malt House, Eastfields, Tyndall, and Linden and The Cottage, forms a group of buildings of architectural significance.