Curfew Garage

Curfew Garage is an 18th-century building featuring an ashlar front with a steeply pitched slate roof and rubble side and rear walls. It has two storeys and an attic, with two windows. The ground floor includes a modern display window on the left and a modern bay on the right, although the existing window head has been retained. There is a central doorway framed by a moulded architrave with a keystone. The upper storey has sashes with glazing bars and keyed architraves. A central gabled dormer and ashlar end stacks are also present. At the back of Curfew Tower, there is a small two-storey section with two windows. Additionally, there is a gabled extension to the north of Curfew Tower facing High Street, which features a ground floor bay and a door to the north, above which is a painted lintel that reads "Crown Inn."