Shown as four buildings, without attached rear wings, on OS 1882 ed.; 2 storeys; common roofline with, but all originally shallower structures than, no. 28 [NPRN:304640]. Plastic-framed windows.
29 & 30: a single-fronted pair with adjacent front doorways; shown with adjoining short rear wings on late-C20 OS maps. Flat-headed openings. 29: cement-rendered front; r.h. door. 30: cream pebbledash; black-painted plinth; l.h. late-C20 wood door.
NW. wing of Cross Keys/ Butterflies: formerly similar to 29 & 30? Stuccoed front; deeper plinth. Altered fenestration: two windows above and one to l.h. below; small r.h. window.

Noted & photographed, 10/01 & 02/2002, by O.M. Jenkins, RCAHMW; O.M. Jenkins, RCAHMW, 05/04/2002.