29, High Street

29 High Street is an 18th-century building constructed from ashlar stone. It features a low-pitched roof that is set behind a parapet and cornice. The building stands three storeys tall and includes quoins, a plinth, and floor bands. There are seven sash windows with glazing bars, each framed by architrave surrounds that have keystones. On the ground floor, a pair of large modern windows has replaced the original simplified Venetian windows. The entrance features a six-fielded panelled door with an oblong fanlight above, which has ornamental curved glazing bars in a shallow reveal, also framed by an architrave surround with a keystone and cornice. Inside, the original staircase remains, and the first floor is adorned with painted ovolo moulded panelling.