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Terraced two-bay two-storey assembly rooms, opened 1861. Roof not visible for inspection. Richly decorated double-arched façade, having highly decorated carved limestone balustrade to parapet, yellow brick façade with limestone banding and rich carved foliate decoration, plinth band with limestone dressings, paterae to ground and first floors with carved heads or floral motifs, cast iron lettering fixed below parapet, round headed arches with alternating brick and limestone voussoirs and limestone hood mouldings, retaining pair of entrance openings to ground floor with wrought iron fanlights and timber panelled double leaf doors, and timber sliding sash windows flanked by polished marble colonettes; street frontage.
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