9 High Street

9 High Street is a two-storey building with its main elevation completely rendered, likely covering local rubble stone. It has a machine tile roof with gable ends and is oriented parallel to the street. The ground floor was entirely remodeled in the 20th century. On the left, there is a modern plate glass shop window with an integral door to the right, beneath a large fascia. To the right, there is a small paned shopfront, which has been replaced since the building was listed in 1974, featuring an integral double glazed door to the left and a large fascia. A small panel of render is located between the two shopfronts, with a wider panel to the left. Above, there are three windows, which are 6 over 6 sashes in flush frames, also replacements since 1974. The building has timber eaves and a plain roof of moderate pitch with a plain bargeboard at the gable end. The rear elevation was altered and extended in the late 20th century. Although not inspected during the resurvey, it is noted that the entire ground floor has been opened up into one restaurant space in the late 20th century.