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Detached seven-bay two-storey town hall, built 1816 as market house. One-bay end blocks with signs of rebuilding and slightly higher central five-bay block, widened in 1927 to give arcading to each side. Pitched artificial slate roofs, with vents and rendered chimneystacks to central block, wrought-iron weathervane and carved finials to west block, and cut-stone barge to east block with carved finials, that to apex having onion dome. Central block has rendered outer walls; end blocks and inner arcade walls are of snecked squared limestone, with string course to east block. Square-headed openings to central block. External limestone steps leading to first floor entrance of west block. Round, segmental and square-headed openings with ashlar limestone dressings to end blocks. Replacement windows throughout.
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