31, Market Street

31 Market Street is a 17th-century building featuring two storeys plus attics, characterized by two gables. The structure is constructed of rubble with a stone-tiled roof that has eaves projecting between the gables. The attic windows are two-light casements made with stone mullions and have dripmoulds. There are three windows on the front; the first-floor windows were originally mullioned but now have sliding wooden casements with glazing bars and dripmoulds. The central doorway has a square head and is flanked by a modern shop window on the right and a 19th-century shop window on the left, with a dripmould above the door and the right-hand window. The entrance features a modern glazed door. This building is part of a group that includes Nos 5 to 8 and the boundary wall at Priory Lodge, which collectively relate to Nos 10 to 35 along with the elevated pavement in front of No 21.