43, Westbury Leigh

This is an early 18th-century building of two storeys. It is constructed of colourwashed brick with angle piers on the ground floor, and features chamfered, painted quoins to the first floor. A painted moulded stone string runs along the first-floor level. The roof is covered in pantiles. The front elevation has four square windows with painted stone architraves on the first floor, each containing a casement. Below, three taller, cross-glazed sash windows with stone architraves are visible, alongside a doorway in the second bay from the left. The doorway is topped with a three-pane rectangular fanlight within a painted stone architrave, set under a flat, moulded stone hood supported by cut brackets. Two gabled extensions project from the rear of the building.