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Detached five-bay two-storey over basement bank building, built c.1880. Twin hipped reslated roof with pair of red brick chimneystacks to central valley and single chimneystack to north-east, cast-iron rainwater goods, tooled limestone eaves course with saw-tooth brick course below. Red brick facade with draughted and pecked ashlar limestone to basement, square-faced limestone string course to ground and first floor sill levels. Square-headed window openings to first floor, segmental-headed window openings to ground floor with moulded brick edge and solider course above, replacement uPVC windows throughout, ATM inserted to lower pane of window north-east of entrance. Segmental-headed entrance with four-panel timber entrance door with fanlight, set within segmental-headed recess with moulded brick edgings and carved limestone keystone, accessed by limestone steps to front and ramp to south-west. Set back from road behind cast-iron railings set on hammer-faced stone plinth with chamfered tooled limestone copings, and decorative cast-iron gate.
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