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Corner-sited attached single-bay three-storey over basement and with attic accommodation former house, built 1888, with angled corner bay to south-east and two-bay elevation to east, having wraparound shopfront to front (west), south-east and east elevations. Now in use as restaurant. Hipped mansard roof having red brick chimneystack and pedimented half-dormer windows, partially hidden behind parapet with render coping. Smooth rendered walls having channelled render quoins, surmounted by piers with central finials, deep moulded masonry cornice to attic level. Elliptical-headed window openings to first floor having fixed timber windows with steel window guards, bull-nosed reveals and keystones. Square-headed window opening, set within raised masonry surround with cornice, having bull-nosed reveal and timber casement window. Shallow box bay to angled corner bay having shingled roof, chamfered corners, square-headed window opening with bull-nosed reveals and timber casement window. Square-headed openings to second floor having timber casement windows, continuous render sill course and recessed aprons, rendered surrounds and pediments. Square-headed openings to attic with one-over-one pane timber sliding sash windows, continuous rendered sill course and stepped reveals. Recent stone clad shopfront having square-headed display windows, square-headed door opening to corner bay with moulded masonry egg-and-dart motif over. Located at junction of Dame Street and Temple Lane South.
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