1 And 2, Angel Yard

The buildings at 1 and 2 Angel Yard likely date to the 16th or 17th century, although they were refaced in the 18th century. They are timber-framed structures with white-washed brick nogging to the rear, including one panel of herringbone brickwork. The front of the buildings is white-washed brick. They have pitched old tile roofs with a sprocketed rear and tall brick stacks. The buildings are arranged over one storey with attics. The front features a brick eaves cornice with modillions. There are four casement windows with glazing bars on the front elevation, and four flat-topped attic dormers with tile-hung cheeks and casement windows with glazing bars. Access is provided by two 19th-century panelled doors.