Knowles Street, possibly 24 High Street

his a two storey building constructed with rendered brick so the bond and bonding material remain unknown. The roof is pan tile and ridged with no chimneys. On the ground floor there are four arched windows, one of which acts as the door, which all have grey lintels and sills.

On the first floor there are three sash windows with concrete or stone sills. The building has a step in the roof level. To the rear of the building there is one single entrance within the archway. There are three casement windows on the first floor with two panes each. Two of these are large and one is smaller. There is a singe storey extension to the rear with four blocked windows. Although the main part of the building is modern brick the frontage appears to be older brick renders. There appears to be a semi basement extension with two windows and two roof lights, with a flat felt roof.