32, 32A AND 34, LONG STREET

Nos 32, 32A, and 34 on Long Street are late 18th-century dwellings with two shops. The building features rough render and stone slate, with a rubble back. It is a single block with a parapet facing the road and has two floors. The façade has a rhythm of four windows arranged as 2:1:2:1, consisting of paired or single sash windows with bars under segmental heads on the first and second floors, although the top right window is not glazed. The paired lights have broad wooden mullions. There are two 19th-century shop fronts with pilasters and heavy brackets serving as fascia stops. A deep recessed modern door is located in the center, and to the far right, there is a through-way with a fine old battened door on 19th-century strap hinges.