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Terraced single-bay two storey gable-fronted former shop, built c.1870, now an Ancient Order of Hibernians hall, with painted brick and render façade and large shopfront. The ground front is dominated by the shopfront which has a large multiple-pane window and timber and glazed double door and fanlight all encased with panelled jambs with decorative consul brackets. Rusticated render around shopfront. The first floor level is in painted brick and has a single flat-headed window with mullioned and transomed timber frame. Decorative bargeboards. The gabled roof is slated and has a rendered chimneystack with octagonal pots. Velux window.
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