45, Long Street

No. 45 Long Street is a late 17th-century house that is part of a terrace. It features painted coursed rubble stone on a cemented plinth and has a Cotswold stone slate roof with a stone stack on the left. The building is a single range with two gables facing the street and stands two storeys high with an attic. There are three windows on the upper floor, which are plate glass sashes with new timber lintels, except for the one on the right that has a stone lintel. The ground floor has cemented surrounds to paired sashes on the left, a single sash on the right, and a late 18th-century panelled and half-glazed door with a plain surround and a vermiculated keystone. The gables feature a three-light wood mullion window on the left and a renewed plate glass sash on the right.