6 Castle Street

6 Castle Street is a two-storey building constructed from whitewashed rubble stone, topped with an imitation stone tile roof that was previously covered in corrugated iron over thatch. The building features a three-window range with 20th-century imitation medieval windows, all equipped with timber lintels. The upper windows were originally horned sashes. The ground floor windows have been reconstructed to replace mid-20th century metal windows, with two smaller windows on the left (the outer one aligned with the window above), a neo-Tudor door from 1989 in the center with a timber lintel, and one window to the right. The rear of the building has one long central window, and the left end wall displays three square recesses.

Inside, there is an oak lintel fireplace on the ground floor to the right. The roof retains sections of the former thatch and features four oak collar-trusses.