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Terraced single-bay four-storey brick and limestone commercial building, reconstructed c.1920, having shopfront, c.1960, inserted to ground floor. Recently damaged by fire. Flat roof with red brick chimneystack, hidden behind raised parapet wall with moulded granite coping. Red brick walls laid in Flemish bond with chamfered piers of brick and Portland limestone banding rising from first to third floors surmounted by Portland limestone panelled console brackets framing dentillated stone cornice spanning façade. Tripartite square-headed window opening to third floor with Portland limestone architrave surround, continuous sill and panelled mullions. Three-sided canted timber oriel window to first and second floors with central pediment to each level, continuous timber cornice, extended in Portland limestone to façade and roughcast rendered below first floor sill. Replacement shopfront with replacement fascia (possibly vitreolite) and original cornice over flanked by Portland limestone panelled brackets to base of banded piers.
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