134 High Street

This is a four storey rendered brick building with presumed mortar bonding material. The bonding pattern is unknown. There is a Mansard roof of slate, with a transverse rectangular brick chimney on the left, and no pots present. The ground floor façade protrudes beyond the original building line. In the centre of this is a single recessed entrance into the original building wall.

The ground floor windows consist of four large shop window panes. The first floor consists of two sash windows with each consisting of two panes; this pattern is repeated on the second floor. The third floor consists of a two paned dormer gabled window, with intricate carvings. There is a cast iron drain pipe located on the left side of the building, with a hopper located on the second storey.