106, High Street

This is a house with a shop, likely dating to the 1820s, and possibly built on the site of an earlier structure. The exterior is roughcast, with a slate roof and brick chimney shafts. It has an asymmetrical three-bay front with regular window placement. A front door is positioned to the left of centre, framed by plain pilasters with moulded roundels below each capital, and topped with an entablature featuring a triglyph frieze. A 20th-century glazed door replaces the original. Windows have moulded architraves; the right-hand bay has wider windows, and there are two blind windows above the front door. The ground-floor window on the left has been re-glazed with a single pane of glass, while the other windows have late 19th or early 20th-century, horned, four-pane sashes. The shop window to the right incorporates a pilaster matching those around the front door and a matching moulded cornice. This shop window was re-glazed in the late 19th century with a segmental arched top and a curved transom with glazed spandrels. The interior remains uninspected, but may contain historic features.