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On the SE side of Main Street and is set back from the streetline. It is presently called 'Bailey's' and is used as a guest-house and restaurant. It is a five bay, three-storey T-plan house (wall T 0.65m) over a vaulted basement. It is rendered with plaster and the rear of the building was formerly hung with slates. The cut limestone roof coping is still in position and the centrally placed narrow rectangular doorway approached by a series of broad limestone steps are original to the building. Internally, a number of alterations have taken place, however, the original staircase (Wth 1.1m) within the projecting central rear return remains in situ. There is a heart-shaped datestone of 1709 above the central window at first-floor level on the front elevation. Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 26 August 2011