4, Angel Lane

Number 4 Angel Lane is a three-storey building dating from 1763. It features stucco over stone, with stone quoins, plain strings, and a moulded cornice topped with a small segmental pediment at the centre. The building has a later shop front and a late 17th century or early 18th century double doorway made of stone, which includes moulded architraves, a pulvinated frieze, and a moulded cornice with a segmental pediment. There is an inscribed plaque that reads, "This acqi'd by Rob't Merc't who was inter'd the 19th of May 1722 His Wy's Marg't Ann Sep y 19 rebuilt in y y'r 1763 Sep'er ye 30 by WM." The centre window on each upper floor features two coupled round-headed lights flanked by flat-headed lights, all set in plain stone dressings with moulded caps on the jambs. Additionally, two other windows on the first floor have ogee heads, adorned with small carved scroll ornaments.