8, Cheap Street

Number 8 Cheap Street is a building from the 18th century with a stucco exterior and a pantile roof. It stands three stories tall, featuring one window on the second floor and two windows on the first floor, which suggests it originally had a gable. The first-floor windows are mid-19th century sashes set in flush frames, while the ground floor has a modern shop front. At the rear, the building also has three stories and a basement, with two bays; the right-hand bay is rounded to align with the street's set-back line. Each half floor has one window, which was used for a former staircase. The left-hand bay contains a single range of paired glazing bar sash windows dating from around 1800. On the second floor, there are traces of a wooden mullion window with an ovolo moulding. The building is connected to Number 19 by a former gas lamp overthrow of a local design.