Two houses, now a restaurant. The houses were built in the early 18th century, altered and re-roofed in the early 19th century, with further alterations and shopfronts inserted in the 20th century.

House built in the 1840s, now in use as a shop.

Mid 19th century house, now in use as a shop and offices.

House of two builds, the eastern portion is timber framed and of 14th century construction, while the portion fronting onto The Shambles is of 18th century date. The building was converted into a shop and office in 1970-1.

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House built in 1770, now a shop. The four storey building is built of brick with a pantiled roof.

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An Art Deco house thought to have been built in 1934, originally with a square footprint. The house was built and owned by Captain Thomas Smallwood Riley, a transport contractor to the military

Late 15th century timber framed house with early 19th and 19th century additions. It is of two storeys with an oversailing upper floor originally constructed as a Wealden house. Altered in the early 17th century, the 18th century and in 1953-5.

Two shops; boundary wall approximately 20 metres long attached to rear of No.1. C16 structure remodelled and extended in early C18; further later alterations.