Origins
The majority of houses on West End date from the 17th and 18th centuries and are mostly constructed from coursed limestone rubble with roofs of Cotswold or artificial stone slate. Some frontages have been rendered and there is a mix of casement (timber or metal) and sash windows. A few houses have modern timber and uPVC windows (West End is a conservation area so these are inappropriate for the property and are extremely unlikely to be approved now).
Listed Buildings on West End
| House No. | Age |
1 and 3 | 17th century |
5 and 6 | Early/mid 18th century |
8 and 10 | Early/mid 17th century |
9 and 11 | Mid/late 17th century |
12 and 12a | Late 17th century |
13 | Mid 18th century |
14 and 14a | Mid 18th century |
15 (The Harriers) | Early/mid 18th century |
16 and 18 | Mid 18th century |
17 | Early 18th century |
17c and 19 | Early 18th century |
21 (The Elm Tree) | Early 18th century |
| 22 | Early 19th century |
| 24a | Late 17th and early 18th century |
| 25 | Late 17th century |
| 26 | Early 18th century |
| 31 (The House of Windsor) | Early 17th century |
| 32 | Early/mid 18th century |
| 34 | Around 1760 |
| 34a | Mid 18th century |
| 35 | Around 1730 |
| 36 and 38 | Mid 18th century |
| 37 | Late 17th century |
| 45 | Late 17th century |
| 46 | 17th century |
| 47 and 47b | Around 1820-1830 |
| 48 | Early/mid 18th century |
| 50 | Early/mid 18th century |
| 52 | Late 17th century |
| 53 | Mid 18th century |
| 54 and 56 | Early/mid 18th century |
| 55 | Late 17th/early 18th century |
| 57 | Around 1730 |
| 58 | Mid 18th century |
| 60 and 62 | Late 17th/early 18th century |
| 64 | Early/mid 18th century |
| 67 and 69 | Mid/late 17th century |
| 70 | Early 18th century |
| 72 and 76 | Early 18th century |
| 74 | Early/mid 18th century |
| 75 and 77 | Early 18th century |
| 76 | Late 17th/early 18th century |
| 78 | Early/mid 18th century |