129-130 High Street

The building is situated on the corner of the High Street and Dovecot Street, and is quite striking in its design. Although the ground floor is occupied by two different companies, each adorning its own painted wood façade, the first and second floors are still maintained to a high standard. Decorative feature projections of unknown material, possibly rendered stone or wood, have been painted white contrasting with the original brick-work still making up the majority of each face surface. The roof has raking scalloped parapets, two to each side, with one small semi-circular parapet on the corner face topped with a wooden finial, the face of which also has decorative quoins running up first and second floor.

Materials used: Ground floor made of wooden facades, with first and second floor built of brick in English Garden Wall coursing mixed with either rendered stone or wood lintels and quoins bonded by mortar.

Number of storeys: Three Fenestration and doorways: The front, facing the High Street,  has seven windows making up the two shop frontages. There are two double doors leading in to each shop with a boarded-up single door in the middle. The first and second floor have four sash windows each, divided into pairs, which are in turn separated by pilasters.