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Corner-sited end-of-terrace two-bay four-storey over concealed basement rendered building, built c. 1800, with timber shopfront to both elevations at ground floor level. Roof hidden behind parapet wall with covered coping and a painted brick chimneystack shared with neighbour on O'Connell Street. Heavy cornice below parapet level and a stringcourse below. Painted rendered walls with full-height rusticated pilasters to either end of both elevations surmounted by oval wreath motifs. Square-headed window openings with painted limestone sills and replacement uPVC windows. Heavy timber cornice and timber fascia to ground floor supported by several simple timber-panelled pilasters on plinth bases. Square-headed fixed-pane display windows to both elevations and a modern timber glazed door to Roches Street giving access to the retail outlet. A further modern timber door to Roches Street with an architrave and overlight gives access to the upper floors and is flanked by a pair of pilasters, opening onto the street.
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