36, Pickwick

This is an early 18th-century house, potentially built on an earlier core. It has an ashlar facade and a stone tile roof with a coped east gable featuring a saddle stone. The house is two storeys high with an attic, and incorporates a hipped dormer window. The main front has bead-moulded, two-light windows; two windows are located above and two below, with a dripcourse above the lower windows. A door is positioned to the left, set within a chamfered surround and protected by a segmental-arched stone hood supported on carved brackets. The east gable features a two-light mullion window that is partly obscured by the roof of the adjacent property, number 34.