30 High Street Superior

Nos 29 & 30 High Street Inferior High Street front three storeys, five bays; pebbledashed. Slate roof with one box dormer. Deeply projecting eaves with panelled soffit. Band at second floor level. Small-pane sash windows with moulded wood architraves. Second floor windows with cornices and bracketed sills; blocked opening in centre, others 6-pane sashes. First floor windows with architraves and cornices; 15-pane sashes. On ground floor, two late C19 to early C20 public house and shop fronts. That to No 29 with windows to centre, doorway to each end, all articulated by pilasters and surmounted by bracketed cornice. No 30 has large canted display window with doorway to each end; pilasters to ends; fascia board and cornice. Further bay at N end with camber-headed archway over Bell Lane, pebbledashed and with modillion eaves cornice to first floor wall and slate roof over.

High Street front three storeys, five bays; pebbledashed. Slate roof with one box dormer. Deeply projecting eaves with panelled soffit. Band at second floor level. Small-pane sash windows with moulded wood architraves. Second floor windows with cornices and bracketed sills; blocked opening in centre, others 6-pane sashes. First floor windows with architraves and cornices; 15-pane sashes. On ground floor, two late C19 to early C20 public house and shop fronts.

No.30 has large canted display window with doorway to each end; pilasters to ends; fascia board and cornice. Further bay at N end with camber-headed archway over Bell Lane, pebbledashed and with modillion eaves cornice to first floor wall and slate roof over.

Rear wing (part of No.30) with wide symmetrical elevation facing west down Bell Lane; semi-derelict. Two storeys and attic. On first floor, three windows. Against the lower part of the west elevation is a small two storey, two-bay stone building with slate gabled roof and overhanging eaves, probably of early to mid C19 date. Two windows on first floor. On ground floor, doorcase with pilasters, (lost) cornice and brackets.

Interior of No.30 almost derelict, but the C18 modillion cornice of the Grand Room remains visible from outside (dado said to remain), although partitions seem to have been removed. It is believed that a very fine late C17 wooden staircase with twisted balusters remains in rear part of the building.