21 High Street

This is a three storey construction made with modern, narrow bricks and has a Flemish bond with mortar bonding material. The roof is ridged slate with no chimneys and wooden fascia boards at the gutter level. There are three small vents under this fascia The ground floor is a continuation of 22’s mock Victorian shop front and there are two casement windows on the first and second floors, each with two panes of glass. All windows have concrete or stone surrounds. The building is part of the same block as 22. The brickwork on either side of the building is set out to produce slightly projecting pillars. There is a flat roofed extension to the rear of the building with a brick parapet on the north and south sides. The first floor has two casement windows with two panes each and there is a door leading to a fire escape. There is also a small two storey building to the back of the plot which is parallel to the main building. This has a ground floor casement window with three panes and a first floor casement window also with three panes all of which are barred. All of this rearward structure is rendered. The north wall of the main building adjacent to the Royal Oak is also rendered. The little brickwork that is visible on the rear structure is standard stretcher bond. Also to the rear is a higher second floor with one blocked window that is set back compared to number 22.