60 and 62, Broad Street

Nos 60 and 62 on Broad Street are 17th-century buildings featuring a rendered exterior and a double Roman tile roof, with part of the roll-moulded stone coping surviving on the right-hand verge. The buildings have one brick stack and one ashlar stack, and they rise to two storeys with a gabled attic. Each house has one window; No 60 has a 2-light casement and No 62 has a 3-light casement, both with moulded stone surrounds and mullions, as well as dripmoulds with returned stops. No 60 includes a 19th-century bay shop window (altered) and a door beneath a projecting timber cornice, while No 62 features a modern square bay under a pitched slate roof and a passage entrance with a plank door. Inside, the buildings have beams with double ovolo mouldings and elaborate stops, along with a winder stair leading to the attic.