64 AND 65, EASTGATE

These are two early 19th century cottages located on the north side of Eastgate. They are built of coursed rubble with rusticated quoins, and have pantile roofs with a coped gable end featuring a kneeler on the right side. The cottages originally had four windows, each with a segmental arch over the lintel. One window has been blocked up. The windows are generally un-sashed, though No. 64 now has modern sash windows with glazing bars. A modern door is present at No. 64, while No. 65 has a four-panel door beneath a rectangular fanlight, sharing the same lintel as a window. There is a modern, Georgian-style bow window at No. 64. The cottages are part of a larger group, which includes numbers 42-47, 49-57, and 59-70. Numbers 50-52, 56, 57, 68, and 69 are noted for their local interest.