29, The Green and Railings

Number 29 on The Green is a 16th-century building that has been altered over time. It features a symmetrical front with two storeys and an attic, constructed with pebble dash likely over a timber-framed structure. The roof is made of old tiles and has a central chimney. The side walls are gabled, and there are two gabled fronts facing The Green, each adorned with moulded barge boards. Each gable includes a three-light casement window with 19th-century glazing. There are two altered sash windows on each floor, and a central wooden porch with a flat arched opening. Above the porch is a small gabled upper room with one window that projects over the entrance, supported by curved ends of joists. The porch's side walls are boarded internally and pebble dashed externally. The entrance features a wooden gate framed with wrought iron bars, and there are wrought iron railings across the front on either side of the porch. This building is part of a group with numbers 19 to 32 on The Green.