No 62 And Section Of Garden Wall To North

This is a house dating to around 1700. It is constructed from rubble stone with rough quoins, and has a modern pantile roof with caped verges and brick stacks rising through the apexes. The house is set at a right angle to Town Lane, with a central doorway. It is two storeys and an attic, with two bays. It features moulded mullioned windows within plain stone surrounds; late 19th-century side-hung casement windows are present on the ground floor. The doorway is topped by a plain stone architrave. A small two-light mullioned window is found in the left-hand return front gable. A garden wall, three metres high and two metres long, extends to the North and contains remnants of an early 16th-century three-light mullioned window.