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Warehouse, comprising two-bay four-storey northern block of c.1860 and two-bay three-storey southern block of c.1800. Slighter lower two-bay three-storey return running southwards from east part of west elevation of southern block. Lean-to concrete and corrugated-iron structure to front of southern block. Now in use as language school. Pitched slate roofs, with cut-stone copings and oculi with red brick surrounds to front, west, elevation. Cast-iron rainwater goods. Exposed calp limestone walls, squared, coursed and snecked to northern block and uncoursed and random rubble to southern block, and with brick quoins to north-west and south-east corners of warehouse. Square-headed window openings to northern block, with red brick jambs and having concrete lintelling and flush stone sills. Camber-arch window openings to southern block with brick voussoirs and jambs and mainly concrete, flush, sills. Segmental-arch entrance to northern block with brick voussoirs and having double-leaf sheet metal outer door and glazed inner door. Granite wheel-guard to junction of blocks. Southern block has, within ground floor and basement, chapter house and slype of St Mary's medieval Cistercian abbey.
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