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Rectory built in the late 17th century for the now demolished St Mary Bishophill Senior. The building was altered and extended after 1876, when part of it became a shop. Restored in 1987 and now in use as two houses. This is an interesting example of...

House. c1860. Brick with slate roof.

National School, now Citizens' Advice Bureau. 1853 with late C19 and C20 alterations and extensions.

Late 17th century incorporating remains of earlier structure; later alterations. Exterior: no openings to street. Entrance in left return, through door in garden wall. Left return: 2-storey twin-gabled front.

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Built c1700 with early 19th century alterations; renovated c1990. Exterior: 2-storeys and attic; 3-window front.

A four storey house built in 1770. It was the Kings Head Hotel in the early 20th century, then used as a shop. Demolished 1977.

House, early C18 with earlier origins; C20 alterations.

Late 16th century house, with alterations in the late 17th and mid 19th centuries. (Demolished)