15 And 16, High East Street

15 and 16 High East Street are early 19th-century buildings constructed of brown brick with a pitched slate roof. They stand three storeys tall and feature five ranges of sash windows with glazing bars. Notably, No 16 has canted oriel windows on the first floor. The ground floor includes, from left to right, one mid-19th-century shopfront with plate glass windows and two doors with oblong fanlights and glazing bars, one carriage entrance with planked and spiked double doors and spur stones, and one late 19th-century public house front beneath a slate pent roof supported by cut wooden brackets. This public house front features two doors with fanlights and one canted bay, all covered in brilliant puce glazed tiles. Nos 14 to 20 form a group.