[1][2][3][4] On the south-east side, the Town Hall and London House are both individually listed.

[2] Numbers 5 and 7, which is the only Grade II* listed building on The Square, was originally a bank and house, dating from 1881, but now serves as a shop and the library.

It has three storeys, of which the upper two are fronted with a pattern tile-hanging, while the ground floor is red sandstone.

It is a three-storey rendered building from the early 19th century, with a more modern extension along West Street.

[6] Wiveliscombe Town Hall was built in 1841-42 from designs by Richard Carver, the Somerset county surveyor.