10 High Street

10 High Street is an 18th-century building that stands two storeys tall, constructed from coursed rubble stone that has been overpainted. It features a stone tile roof and a large external gable end stack made of rubble stone with offsets and a new brick upper. The ground floor has openings that are set under cambered voussoir heads. The front door is part-glazed and boarded, while to the right are small-paned casement windows. On the first floor, the windows are positioned under the eaves; both have iron casements within timber frames, showcasing original leaded glazing, swan-neck pulls, and scrolled catches.