90 High Street

This is a three-storey building with a four-window front, located on High Street. It dates from the 18th century and has a lined-out render finish, with the ground floor rusticated. The roof is covered with concrete tiles and features gable end stacks, truncated on the right-hand side. The ground floor houses a two-storey shop front with paired central entrances recessed within a splayed lobby. There are two-light shop windows that extend almost to floor level, featuring low stall-boards and slim cast-iron mullions with decorated capitals, canted towards the entrances. Panelled pilasters are present on either side of the shop front, and elaborate, moulded brackets are positioned at each end of the fascia, which extends across the original left-hand doorway, providing access to the upper floors. The first floor has an unusual continuous display window, which is a shallow canted bay with round-arched, narrow lights set beneath a moulded cornice. Fluted pilasters flank the display window. To the right of the shop front a round-arched doorway is set within an inset architrave featuring fluted columns and a fanlight. Above this doorway is a canted oriel bay window with two-pane sashes, mirroring the cornice line of the display window. The upper storey has two-pane sash windows set within stressed architraves, each with a keystone. A modillion eaves cornice completes the exterior.