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Attached four-bay three-storey Tudor Revival style bank, built c.1910, with three-storey return to rear. Pitched slate roof with pair of half-dormers, sandstone chimneystacks over party walls, rendered stack to return gable and cast-iron rainwater goods. Sandstone ashlar front elevation with painted ashlar bankfront at ground floor. String course and hood mouldings over paired window openings at first floor. Ashlar corbel to eaves and dentillated cornice to half-dormers. Smooth rendered gable elevations. Shopfront comprising tripartite transom-and-mullioned window, door opening with transom light and chamfered surround, all proud of the main façade, and surmounted by cornice with recent fascia. Pairs of square-headed openings to first and second floor with uPVC windows. Ground floor slightly raised above street level with recent concrete entrance steps. Joinery remaining in entrance lobby with glazed partitions separating banking area and former residential accommodation upstairs. Interior substantially altered.
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