20, High Street

Number 20 on High Street is a Grade II* listed building, dated 1703 and slightly altered. It is constructed of dressed ironstone and features a plinth and boated chamfered quoins. The building has two storeys and attics, with a first-floor band and an old tiled roof that has gable end coping on kneelers.

The west gable displays two windows on each floor, featuring leaded casements set in moulded stone surrounds with sill mouldings and small cornices. A date stone is located under a similar cornice in the center of the gable above the attic windows. The north front has an oval leaded window on each floor, adorned with quadrant key blocks.

The south front is five windows wide, with upper two-light leaded casements that have cill mouldings, cornices, and moulded stone mullions. The central doorway is framed by a stone architrave surround under a cornice, flanked by modern stone mullioned three-light casement windows that replace the 19th-century six-light wood mullioned shop windows.