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10 High Street

Grade II, listed 12th October 1984
Listing Description

House and shop, late C17/C18. Red brick, front whitewashed, with fragment of timber framing, granite rubble stone plinth in part, and Welsh slate roof hipped to left, with brick rear ridge and side stacks. Nogged eaves in part. Two storeys of two 8/8 sash windows. On ground floor from left, 8/8 sash with camber lintel, wide mid C20 shop front with glazed door, and part barred alley door. Towards left on first floor part of a tie beam truss is visible with fragments of wall posts below where originally there was a gable. Two storey C19 wing to rear. Inside are chamfered ceiling beams and said to be tie beam trusses in the roof. Formerly the Plough Inn. (Poundstretcher shop in 1984)

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