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Attached five-bay three-storey house, built c. 1790, having integral carriage arch to the north end of the main elevation (west). Shopfront added to the south side of the main elevation c. 1890. Now in use as retail outlet with extensions to the rear (east). Pitched artificial slate roof (fibre cement) having three brick chimneystacks, one to either end and one offset to the north side of centre with moulded brackets to coping, ashlar eaves course and with cast-iron rainwater goods supported by wrought-iron brackets. Moulded brackets to yellow brick chimneystacks to the south end and to north side of centre; red brick chimneystack to the north end having yellow brick stringcourse to coping. Smooth rendered ruled-and-lined walls having block quoins to the corners of the main elevation (west) having vermiculated/rock-faced detailing and smooth margins. Brick construction evident to interior of carriage arch. Square-headed window openings to upper floors, diminishing in size towards the eaves, having raised rendered surrounds with vermiculated keystones, stone sills each supported on two corbels, and with one-over-one pane timber sliding sash windows. Square-headed doorway, offset to the north side of central, having pedimented doorcase with engaged Tuscan columns on square-plan, (Doric) and triglyphs to frieze, timber panelled door and with stone threshold. Flight of cut stone steps to doorway flanked to either side by modern steel(?) railings. Shopfront to the south end of main elevation, added c. 1890, having fixed-pane display windows flanked to either side by pilasters surmounted by foliate consoles supporting timber fascia/entablature over having moulded cornice with modillion course. Recessed doorway to centre. Platform to front of shop served by concrete steps and surrounded by modern steel(?) railings. Segmental-headed carriage-arch to the north end of the main elevation (west) having engaged pilasters to either side having rock-faced surround to arch with vermiculated keystone. Modern steel gates and modern steel fascia over with metal lettering.
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