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Attached two-bay five-storey commercial building, dated 1930, with recent attic storey and traditional-style pubfront to ground floor. Flat roof, with single pitch to attic storey, having skylights. Machine-made red brick walls, laid in Flemish bond, with shallow central breakfront having rendered section over top floor with date panel '1930', vertical rendered panels to both bays at second and third floor levels below deep moulded cornice over third floor. Square-headed window openings with painted masonry sills and possibly original bipartite multiple-pane timber casement windows. Tripartite window to first floor, with scrolled console brackets supporting hood-cornice and surmounted by central urn in relief with scrolls to either side and having decorative wrought-iron balconette. Decorative oriel window to rear extension, inserted c. 2010.
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