2 High St with John's Tobacconists

A three-unit cottage slightly set back and angled to the road. Axe-dressed masonry in mixed local stone, in irregular sizes and courses; slate roof with tile ridge and a left stone end-chimney and a right-of-centre brick chimney. Three two-light casement windows to the upper storey. In the lower storey there is a similar window at left with a door, both enclosed in a modern porch; a similar window in line with the centre window above; and a window converted into a doorway at right, connecting to the added shop. Much extended at the rear. Some remnants of an adjacent earlier house at the left side. The shop projects forward from the right unit of the cottage. Single storey, with wide gable facing street, hipped to rear. Corrugated iron or steel sheeting to roof and left side; vertical boarding to front gable and right side. Shop window at left, with canted face to recessed doorway at right. The shop bears the name J John on an enamelled sign, and S John, tobacconist and confectioners, on a later sign.