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Terraced two-bay four-storey building, built 1928-9, incorporated into Savoy Cinema, with recent ground floor to front (west) elevation and multiple red brick extensions to rear. Copper-clad roof, pitched to front (west) elevation with moulded granite eaves course and flat to rear (east), having ashlar granite parapet wall with squared granite coping. Ashlar granite walls having recessed square panels inset through first and second floors with panelled decoration. Substantial granite cornice forming sill course to third floor over Portland stone platband. Stepped moulded cornice and Portland stone band over ground floor. Square-headed window openings with flush granite lintels and reveals, having original hexapartite iron-framed top-hung windows to upper floors. Entered via neighbouring building (Nos.16-17 O'Connell Street). Some original marble paving to front of site with obscured glass grates to footpath. Rear of site completely redeveloped recently and incorporated into cinema structure, with full-height brick walls. Shares two-storey rear elevation with cinema on Thomas Lane, having flat roof, squared cement coping and cast-iron rainwater goods.
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