Badger Wine Bar (To West Of Midland Bank) And Garden Wall To West

Badger Wine Bar, located to the west of Midland Bank, is a 17th-century building that stands two and a half storeys high, constructed from rubble with a Cotswold stone roof. The north front features two first-floor windows grouped to the left, which may have originally been under a gable. These are two-light, chamfered stone mullion windows set in rebated surrounds. On the ground floor, there is a central doorway with a Tudor arch head, an angled bay window from the 20th century to the left, and a small window to the right that has a shutter rebate and lights a fireplace situated in the corner of the ground floor.

Notable features include the timber-framed and colour-washed plaster rear wall, which has two mullioned windows with labels, and the chimney on the west gable that has corbelled steps. The gable end also displays mullioned windows with labels. To the west, there is a garden enclosed by a four-foot-high rubble wall with angular capping. The houses in the Square are positioned in the middle of the High Street.