9 High Street

This is a long, asymmetrical two-storey, six-window range building of roughly coursed rubble stone, dating to an unknown period, with slate roofs. It comprises numbers 7, 8, and 9 High Street. The building has a stone end stack on the right, a rendered end stack on the left, and a rendered ridge stack between numbers 7 and 8. The windows are mostly wooden casements, with some sash windows, all with stone lintels and sills; the upper-floor windows are positioned immediately under the eaves.

Attached to the main building is a two-unit whitewashed cottage with a doorway offset to the right, flanked by windows. This cottage has a gabled wooden porch with an open front and half-glazed sides, containing a 20th-century wooden door. It has two-light wooden casement windows on each floor, and no openings to the west gable end. The rear of the cottage features a lateral stone stack, shared with number 8, and a large two-storey flat-roofed extension to its left.

The interior of the building was not accessible for inspection.