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Terraced symmetrical nine-bay two-storey commercial building, built c.1910, only front façade retained in development of Jervis Shopping Centre of c.1998. Flat roof with slate front pitch having series of dormer windows hidden behind balustraded parapet with squat piers and moulded terracotta coping. Panelled raised brick parapet to central three bays with central dentillated open pediment surmounted by three pale terracotta urns and decorative pale terracotta panel with festoons and letters "T B" flanking central oculus. Red brick walls to upper level laid in Flemish bond with moulded brick parapet cornice. Camber-headed window openings with lugged moulded terracotta architrave surrounds, concrete keystones and sills and replacement timber windows. Each bay flanked by brick Doric pilasters rising from continuous concrete platband over shopfront. Venetian window opening to recessed central bay having moulded terracotta surround, concrete keystone, terracotta mullions and original fanlight with replacement glazing. Portland stone-clad shopfront to ground floor spanning across adjacent building No.17.
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