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Listed building

The building is listed with particulars as follows.

Grade II C16 and C17, altered (Datestone on No 24 1654). Stone, modern tiled roof, brick stacks, flat topped dormers to left, hipped dormers to right. Two storeys and attic. Shop window and door in centre, low inserted sash window on left and larger sash window on far left with matching sash window to first floor breaking eaves and similar window on right above shop front. Slightly lower eaves on right, one tripartite sash window to each floor, semi-circular arched passage entrance on right. A finely moulded beam runs along the side of the passage attached to the flank wall of No 26 by shaped brackets and posts. Interior: attic of No 25 contains a hollow chamfered arch braced truss, and timbers for the two end trusses, possibly of an open roofed upper room of late medieval date.