Description
Early 19th century. Three-storey and attic, three-bay tenement with modern shopfronts at ground floor. Coursed squared sandstone; ashlar dressings. First floor cill course; modillioned cornice; blocking course. Margins to upper floor windows.West (entrance) elevation: central square-headed entrance to close (leading to Number 108); entrance to left to shop to left, glazed timber door with letterbox fanlight, shop window to right; central entrance to shop to right, two-leaf modern glazed door, flanking shop windows. Regular fenestration to upper floors. Two piended dormers at attic.
12-pane timber sash and case windows. Grey slate roof; stone skews; brick stacks; circular cans.
INTERIORS: not seen 1998.
Statement of Interest
To outer left above blocking course is the higher level but identical cornice and blocking course to the earlier Number 104 (now demolished).
Statutory address revised in 2024. Previously listed as '106 and 110 High Street'.
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