29 High Street

29 High Street is a house and shop situated in a terrace row of three storeys and three bays. The building features a slate gabled roof with a red brick chimney stack on the left and deep eaves. Its facade is painted lined stucco with long and short quoins on both sides. Between the upper floors, there is lettering in relief capitals that reads: "IRONMONGERY GLASS AND CHINA STORES." The central bay has blank windows, while the second floor has smaller openings with 9-pane hornless sashes, and the first floor has 12-pane hornless sashes. The ground floor has a shop front that spans the entire width, featuring three moulded pilasters with console brackets and fascia divisions with humped tops that frame two 20th-century fascia boards. There are two shop windows, with the smaller one on the right, and a recessed door to the right of the left shop window, which has a thin angle shaft at the corner of the recess. The shop windows have plate glass single panes, and the early 20th-century glass shop door includes overlights.