16 And 18, High Street

The building comprises two 18th-century properties, numbered 16 and 18, on the north side of High Street, Blunsdon St Andrew. Constructed of rubble, the building has an 'L' shaped plan. The roof is hipped to the return, now covered with modern tiles, with a stone chimney on the north side. There are two windows facing west and one facing south, each with timber lintels and mostly two-light casement windows. A single-bay extension, slightly lower than the main structure and with its own entrance, projects to the right under the same roof ridge. A central door, now protected by a modern gabled porch, leads to the west side of the building. A gabled attic window is situated to the east.