14 and 15, Doggetts Lane

The buildings at 14 and 15 Doggetts Lane date to the 15th century, with alterations made in the 18th century. They face west and are set back with a small open space in front. The front is of colour-washed brick, which may have refaced a timber-framed structure, although this isn't visible inside. The roof is covered with old tiles. The upper floor has three-light windows, with a central two-light window; No. 14 retains its original glazing bars, with a sash window in the centre, while No. 15 has modern casements. The ground floor has two three-light casements. A central ledged door is set in a plain frame, and a similar door to the left is set in a later addition. The buildings were originally a single house. Side walls are partly constructed of rubble. A chamfered corner exists on the east side, and the west side wall is angled. The roof retains angle braces, potentially for a dragon beam.