Premises to the rear of No 15 High Street (She: The Ladies Shop)

Two-and-a-half storey rendered house of timber-framed construction with some C19 brick replacement; medium-pitched modern slate roof with plain bargeboards. The gable end (facing Crown Square) is jettied to the upper floor an has 3 curved supporting brackets. This has a segmentally-arched, 12-pane, unhorned sash (probably second-quarter C19). The first floor has a 12-pane fixed casement to the gable end and a large 8-pane sash to the long side, both modern replacements of (presumed) C19 originals. C20 shop fronts to both faces on the ground floor, that to the gable end partly within a slated angular lean-to, extruded to the L within the angle formed by the advanced adjacent building.

Late C19 stick-baluster winding stair up to the first floor. This has exposed chamfered and stopped main beams. 2-bay attic with old boarded oak floor (patched) and pegged oak queen strut truss, with tiebeam cut in the centre. Original roughly-chamfered purlins and ridge. Timber-framed rear gable with old lime-hair plaster; C19 brick front gable. There is evidence for a former dormer in the attic. A visible wall post (to the L) testifies to the building's timber-framed origins.