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Terraced three-bay four-storey with attic former house, dated 1908, now in use as shop, with recent shopfront to ground floor. Built as part of group of three with adjoining buildings to each side, and having shallow breakfront to middle bay. Middle windows of middle floors are flanked by narrower window openings. Pitched artificial slate roof with rendered chimneystacks, replacement rooflights, and rendered parapet wall with moulded render dentillated cornice. Painted rendered walls, middle floors articulated by render detailing comprising channelled render pilasters and render quoined pilasters, having flat-topped pediment detail inset with panel contained render date. Scroll decoration each side of pediment forms part of surround to middle window of top floor. Segmental-headed openings to first floor with continuous concrete sill and moulded decorative render keystones with swag details, and having timber sliding sash windows, twelve-over-one pane flanked by nine-over-one pane. Square-headed openings to second floor, with moulded render sills, decorative render aprons, and timber sliding sash windows, eight-over-one pane flanked by six-over-one. Square-headed openings to top floor with timber casement windows and concrete sills, flanking oculus opening having fixed timber window with and render voussoir and keystone decoration.

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