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Attached four-bay three-storey office building over basement, built 1808-11, having single-bay return projecting from northeast corner. Building stands at western edge of Dublin Castle complex and originally fronted onto Ship Street Great, entrances in latter now blocked up. Hipped slate roofs concealed behind parapet to west, with blue/black clay angle ridge and hip tiles, and moulded cast-metal gutters on projecting timber brackets to west. Flemish bond yellow brick walling on chamfered tooled ashlar granite plinth to west elevation, with granite parapet coping, section of possibly earlier ashlar limestone walling at ground floor to south end, and various brick bonds and colours to east elevation. Generally square-headed window openings, with granite sills, rubbed brick voussoirs and mainly timber six-over-six pane sliding sash windows, having metal grilles to ground floor of west elevation, and with round-headed openings to staircase landings in east elevation. Blocked up carriage-arch, and second round-headed opening, to south end of west elevation. High brick boundary wall to north.
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