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Terraced three-bay three-storey building, built c.1830, with two-bay two-storey catslide extension to rear and corrugated steel-sheeted accommodation suspended over vehicular access passage on east side of rear, north, elevation. Pitched roof with fibre-cement slates and ridge, having brick chimneystack with over-sailing course to west gable wall, and cast-iron half-round gutters held on small stone cornice with round-profile downpipes. Ashlar granite walls to front façade with projecting sandstone sill courses and block-and-start stone surrounds to window openings. Rear walls of plain painted brick, with stone to base. Square-headed window openings have replacement uPVC frames throughout. Ground floor painted and smooth rendered with aluminium shopfront and plastic printed fascia. On west side of façade is three-centred arch vehicular access opening with round stone wheel stop on one side and projecting rounded stone base to painted brick walls on either side of passageway leading to rear yard. Twelve-bay two-storey range of gabled slated stables and outhouses to rear of property with painted rubble stone walls with brick dressings.
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