Premises to the rear of No 19 High Street

The building is a tall, narrow, three-storey house with timber-framed origins, located at the rear of No 19 High Street. It features a rendered facade and a large square lateral chimney made of rubble, which has been slightly reduced in size. The first floor jetties out over a passageway, supported by a massive chamfered beam. The left-hand section includes a plain 19th-century shop front that projects outward beneath a slate pentise. This shop front has a boarded door on the left and an opening on the right that leads into the passage.

The roof pitch has been raised, likely in the early 19th century, to accommodate a pair of second-floor windows on either side of the chimney, which are fitted with 6-pane sash glazing. The passageway leads to a small light well at the rear, accessed through a segmental brick arch, and features further chamfered lateral beams in the ceiling. The rear of the building is constructed of brown brick and includes 20th-century windows.

The interior could not be inspected during the survey.