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Nine-bay two-storey commercial block, built c. 1880, forming north side of Castle Market, and having three bays to Drury Street and single bay to South William Street. In use as retail outlets and restaurant. Pitched slate roofs with gabled dormers, having shouldered red brick chimneystacks with red clay pots. Moulded eaves course over red sandstone arcaded parapets with moulded copings, and having foliate finials to gables. Red brick walling, laid in Flemish bond, with terracotta rosette tiles to apexes of gables. Pointed-arch window openings with continuous brick hood-mouldings over brick voussoirs, chamfered flush red sandstone sills and one-over-one pane timber sliding sash windows with ogee horns. Second and third openings from east end of Castle Market elevation are higher than others, and each end bay to Castle Market and that to South William Street have triple-light windows. Each bay flanked to ground floor by brick piers on plinths, with terracotta capitals comprising triangular gablets with bowtelll-moulded ridge over frieze with relief carved rosette motif, flanking triple-pane replacement shopfronts. Timber dentillated cornice over panelled frieze with modern signage over replacement display windows and doors.
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