South Kesteven, England

One building. Houses and shops. Early C19. Red brick; slate roof; 3-storeys; 1 shop window and door and 1 window to each storey. No. 25 has vertical glazing bars and No. 26 usual rectangular glazing bars. Stucco sills and arches.

C18. Two storeys and attics. Rough cast rendered. Modern concrete tiles. Three gabled dormers. Modern casement windows in segmental arches reccesses, on blocked one small C19 string window on ground floor and one modern window.

C18. Rendered, gabled pantile roof with 2 dormers, overhangs coved soffit. 2-storey, 2 windows - first floor glazing bars. String course between storeys. Plinth, modern shop front.

Dated 1903. Three storeys in brick.

Two buildings under continuous roof.

One building. Late C18, 3-storey, red brick, pantile roof, painted rusticated stone quoins, moulded stone cornice below parapet, band between upper storeys; 7 windows under segmented brick arches, flush frames; original glazing to No.

Late C18, 2-storey, red brick, slate roof, painted rusticated quoins; each with 3 windows, flush frames; glazing bars to No. 6 only; modern shop fronts below.Westgate Hall and Nos.

2 and 3.

Rain-water Head 1852, former Corn Exchange. Ashlar.

Early Cl9. Red brick, pantiles. 3-storey, 3 windows, brick flat arch with stone keystone to No. 46, No. 44 window arches have been altered. Ground floor shop fronts. Centre cambered carriage arch.