Premises to the rear of No 19 High Street

Tall, narrow, 3-storey house of timber-framed origins; rendered facade with large square lateral chimney of rubble (reduced slightly in size). The first-floor is jettied out over a passageway and is supported by a massive chamfered beam. The left-hand section is infilled with a plain C19 shop-front which projects outwards under a slate pentise. This has a boarded door to the L and an opening on the R, the latter giving onto the passage. The roof-pitch has been raised, probably in the early C19, to accommodate a pair of second floor windows on either side of the chimney; these have 6-pane sash glazing. The passage leads to a small light well to the rear via a segmental brick arch; further chamfered lateral beams to the passage ceiling. The rear is of brown brick and has C20 windows.

It was not possible to inspect the interior at the time of survey.