Nos 3 And 5 And Adjacent Stable

Nos 3 and 5 and the adjacent stable are late 18th century to early 19th century buildings located on the south side of Westbury West End. They are two storeys tall and constructed of red brick. Nos 3 and 5 have tiled roofs with gable end chimneys, while the stable, possibly No 1, has a pantiled roof. The buildings feature four ranges of windows, which are glazing bar sashes with flush frames, and the ground floor windows are moulded. The outer ground floor windows are wider than the others, and the ground floor windows of No 5 have late glazing. There are central doorways with six-panel doors supported by cut stone brackets under flat hoods. The slightly later stable to the left has an oculus on the first floor, with double doors on the ground floor and a segmental-headed window to the left. The roof of the stable is hipped to the left.