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Terraced single-bay two-storey structure, built. c. 1900, with fluted full-height pilasters joined by a plain rendered band at parapet level, and a modern timber shopfront at ground floor level, c. 1990. Pitched artificial slate roof, hidden behind parapet wall. Painted rendered wall with flashing to parapet coping. Cast-iron cresting to parapet. Round-arched window opening with rendered reveal, painted sill, possibly replacement, and a timber casement window, c. 1950. Timber shopfront with pilasters with console brackets flanking fascia with uPVC name plate reading: 'Patrick Day'. Artificial slate covering above fascia.
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