43 High Street

43 High Street is a pair of 18th century cottages that have undergone modern alterations. No 43 features a single window, while No 44 has two windows separated by a vertically dividing band. The ground floor of No 43 is rendered, while No 44 is boarded. No 43 has modern casement windows and an earlier 20th-century door. In contrast, No 44 has a painted-over small pane metal frame casement window and a small pane wooden casement window, along with a shop window below that includes a bracket cornice, pilasters, and a half-glazed door.

The rear of No 43 has been modernized, but No 44 retains a very steep old slate roof, along with a one-storey and attic cross range and a tall red brick chimney stack. Behind No 44 is an additional cross range with a louvered ventilation clerestory that connects to the brick section of the United Services Club, which was formerly a flannel mill. It is noted that No 44 is said to retain an old fireplace.