9 High Street

9 High Street is a terraced house that is part of a stepped row with small, narrow frontages. The exterior is finished in painted roughcast and features an imitation-slate close eaved hipped roof. The building stands three storeys tall with an attic and has one window range. There is a red brick chimney located on the left side wall. The roof includes a 20th-century flat dormer with a pair of casement windows.

On the second floor, there is a small plate glass sash window, while the first floor has a larger sash window. The first floor jetties out on a flat timber beam, supported by a boxed-in timber bracket on the left. The late Georgian shop front consists of two recessed doors with overlights, flanking a square projecting shop window that contains 24 panes. The doors are three-quarter glazed, with marginal panes in the overlights. Access to the left door is via three steps, while the right door has one step.

The interior has not been inspected but is linked on the ground floor to Nos 7 and 11, featuring modern details and plastered beams. Inside the shop window, there are two iron columns. The building is said to have a cellar with beams, closely spaced beams on the ground floor, and several original roof trusses that exhibit various notched lap joints at the collars. The cellar may possibly contain fragments of medieval sculpture.