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Eleven-bay double-height former corn market, built 1739, reconstructed 1843, now in use as retail outlet and public house. Comprising of four-bay central breakfront with engaged Tuscan columns and arcades, flanked by four-bay arcades to the north and south. Arcade altered to northern end of façade. Pitched roofs with rooflights. Ashlar limestone parapet with pediments, clock, carved decorative panels and date plaques. Ashlar limestone to ground floor with carved archivolts, imposts, entablature and quoins. Glazed and blocked openings to the ground floor.
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