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End-of-terrace, gable-fronted two-bay two-storey shop, formerly with domestic accommodation to first floor, dated 1901, having flat-roofed rear (east) addition. Pitched artificial slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles, timber bargeboards, skylight to northeast; red brick chimneystack to south side and rear elevations; ogee cast-iron gutters to south elevation. Red brick walling laid to Flemish bond to first floor; gable apex is painted render in timber frame design, with corbels remaining from original applied timber framing. Square-headed window openings with granite sills and lintels, plain reveals, central tripartite group divided by brick piers, shared sill, middle light being taller; timber casement frames; diminutive window to north end adjacent to similar opening to building to north and having granite lintel and sill and timber casement window; single first floor window to south elevation. Shopfront comprises plate glass window over rendered stall-riser, replacement glazed timber door to south, four-panel timber door to north with overlight, all bookended by pole-moulded brick piers having painted foliate capitals, spanned by hand-painted timber fascia. Roller shutter boxes over shopfront openings. Square box sign to first floor at south end.
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