The Stores and Bakery

The Stores and Bakery comprises three houses and a shop, dating to the mid-to-late 19th century, with a cross wing remodelled from the late 16th to 17th centuries. The right wing is built of flint, while the remainder has a flint ground floor and a roughcast upper storey. The roof is tiled, and the building has brick chimneys. The structure is approximately five bays wide, with outer gabled bays, the right bay projecting. Windows are wooden casements, with single horizontal glazing bars, appearing irregular on the ground floor and as two-light windows above. Four upper windows are set within gabled semi-dormers. The right bay features a 20th-century bowed shop window and a half-glazed door on the left side. Two 19th-century six-panelled, top-lit doors with small gabled porches are located to the left and centre of the building. A lean-to addition on the right has a four-light wooden casement. Inside the right wing, the main wall posts, wall-plates, tie beams, and trusses of a 16th-to-17th-century structure are visible, alongside original wind-braces and heavy transverse joists.