70 High Street

70 High Street is a three-storey building constructed of red brick, featuring dressings in bathstone or terracotta. It has a parapet adorned with urn finials and horned sash glazing. Number 69, which is adjacent, has a two-window front facing High Street and a splayed corner, while other buildings in the row have three windows on the High Street side. The upper floors are highlighted by Corinthian pilasters. There is a bracketed cornice and a terracotta band course, along with a sill course and bracketed sills for the second-floor windows. The first-floor windows feature cambered heads with keyblocks, a broken cornice at the impost level, and a sill course, with bracketed sills that have terracotta reliefs between the brackets. The ground floor has modern shopfronts situated between pilasters that support a dentil cornice. Above the pilasters are small lunettes with reliefs of lion's heads, and the corner features a former round-headed doorway with a keyblock and floral capitals on the jamb pilasters. The elevation of number 69 facing Market Street has three windows on each floor, two large shop windows, and a lower block also made of red brick.