59 And 61, High Street

Nos 59 and 61 on High Street are late 18th-century buildings constructed of red brick in Flemish bond with yellow headers, featuring stone quoins on the right side. The roof of No 59 is covered with pantiles, while No 61 has been renewed with concrete tiles but still has its original stone coping and kneeler, along with an end brick chimney. The buildings rise three storeys and have four windows, with some blank stuccoed panels. The sash windows are topped with gauged brick flat arches that include keystones, and they have narrow stone cills. Notably, there is a painted trompe l'oeil in the left bay. No 59 features an arcaded early 20th-century shop front, while No 61 has a plain late 19th-century shop front.