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Corner-sited multiple-bay four-storey commercial building, rebuilt 1919, with chamfered corner bay and three-bay east elevation fronting onto Moore Street. Formerly two buildings, No.44 on corner and No.43 to west. Modern shopfront spanning ground floor of both buildings. Flat roof hidden behind red brick parapet wall with moulded limestone coping and crown cornice to base. Red brick walls laid in Flemish bond throughout with No.44 having limestone frieze and cornice over first floor, single shallow breakfront to south and east elevations flanked by channel rusticated limestone soldier quoins, repeated to corner bay and breakfronts, all surmounted by limestone cornice and with depressed pediments over breakfronts. Gauged brick flat-arch window openings with limestone sills throughout. Original multiple-pane steel casement windows to No.44, with panelled aprons to breakfronts and original three-over-one pane timber sliding sash windows to No.43. Two first floor windows to No.43 have lugged and kneed limestone surrounds with cornices, and former oriel window to centre has timber cornice and frieze, suggesting three-sided canted window, now set back with replacement fixed-pane display window. Replacement granite-clad shopfront spanning ground floor to both elevations.
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