3 Cross Street

3 Cross Street is a two-storey building with a single depth cross-passage plan, dating from the 17th century. The exterior is cement rendered, likely over local rubble stone, and features a concrete tile roof. The street-facing side has three windows: two are 3-light timber mullion windows with ovolo mouldings and leaded lattice casements, while the left-hand ground floor window is a 4-light. There is a central 17th-century style panelled door with vertical strips over the joints. Although these features were added after the building was listed in 1974, the first-floor windows replicate the original design. The steeply pitched roof has a stone stack at the right-hand ridge end. The rear elevation is also rendered and includes two 17th-century style 2-light casements on the upper floor, which are late 20th-century reproductions.

The interior was not inspected during the resurvey, except for the cross-passage, which has oak framed partitions on either side with square panels filled with plaster, although the base plates have been replaced. The remainder of the house is reported to have been fully modernized since the listing.