Late 18th house, formerly part of the adjacent 47 Eastgate. Built of brick and featured a temporary metal roof at the time of listing, with a wooden eaves cornice. Of two storeys, with two windows to the first floor, each with segmental brick arches, hung sashes and glazing bars. One small modern window on the ground floor sits within a blocked opening, probably formerly a doorway. The adjacent doorway is of four panels, and features a glazed fanlight with brick arch. To the right is the elliptical carriage arch, built with stone rustication and keystone. For the full description and the legal address of this listed building please refer to the appropriate entry in the National Heritage List for England. {1}{2}