Survey by RCHME of 38 High Street. The building 'has a late 14th century cellar. The house above is perhaps of the 17th century but has been entirely altered. The cellar has rubble walls and a cross-wall running E and W.; the ceiling has heavy beams resting on posts with massive curved brackets. In the cross-wall is an original doorway with moulded jambs and two-centred arch; the crown is broken away and the doorway has been reset c1500; an original splay probably of this doorway remains further W. The cross-wall has also two niches with pointed heads and a moulded and embattled bracket of c1500. The front cellar has two recesses with curved backs and a lamp-niche with a triangular head. Condition- Good' <1> (Now demolished)