14, West Street

No. 14 West Street is an early 18th-century, small, two-storey house with attics, constructed in ashlar. It features a steep stone slate roof and stone chimney stacks on the gables. The building has two flat-topped dormers with casement windows and moulded stone eaves. The raised quoins are rusticated on the first floor at the west corner only, and there are remains of a band at the first-floor level. The first floor has three windows with flat arched heads and keystones, and there are no glazing bars. The ground floor is a double-fronted shop with shallow bow windows that include glazing bars, topped with an entablature fascia featuring a fine dentilled cornice. At the rear, there is a window with Gothick glazing bars made of red brick. This building is part of a group that includes Nos. 2 to 36 (even), 42 to 46A (even), and 52 to 98 (even).