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Detached gable-fronted five-bay three-storey former flour mill, dated 1852, with former central loading doors to upper floors and blocked integral carriage arch to ground floor. Pitched tiled roof having brick chimney stacks and late twentieth century roof lights. Snecked sandstone walls to front elevation with rusticated limestone quoins and plinth, and having limestone date plaque. Remaining elevations are of coursed rubble sandstone and limestone with some sections rendered. Segmental-arched openings to all elevations having either rusticated limestone or brick dressings. Some original timber windows and sheeted timber doors retained. Eight-bay section to Connell Street converted to use as church with apartments over, c.1995, having dormer windows inserted. Rear elevation to Oliver Plunkett Street Lower incorporates loading doors and integral carriage arch as to front elevation. Significant interior elements including cast iron columns, limestone flags and timber load-bearing floors retained to much of building. Building now in multiple ownership.
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