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Corner-sited attached five-bay five-storey former office building, built 1935, with canted corner bay to south-east, two-bay elevation to south and shopfront to front (east) elevation. Now is use as commercial outlet. Flat roof hidden behind ashlar limestone parapet, brown brick chimneystacks having ashlar limestone coping and clay pots. Brown brick walls, laid in Flemish bond. Square-headed window openings with limestone surrounds, continuous limestone sill courses to first floor and fourth floor window openings, and metal-framed windows. Limestone-clad walls to shopfront, fluted cornice, square-headed display window having timber mullions and transom, plain transom lights, square-headed door opening with overlight to south end and square-headed door opening having double-leaf half-glazed timber panelled door to south, recent shopfront inserted to north. Square-headed door opening to centre, carved limestone architrave, double-leaf timber panelled door and plain overlight. Located on west side of Westmoreland Street to north of the Bank of Ireland.
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