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Attached two-bay three-storey former townhouse, built c. 1720, with shopfront inserted to ground floor. Flat roof to front pile hidden behind raised cement rendered parapet wall with concrete coping, glazed and hipped roofs to centre and pitched artificial slate roof to rear (south). Pair of rendered chimneystacks to west party wall abutting those of adjoining house. Handmade brick walls laid in Flemish bond. Rendered walls to rear (south) elevation. Moulded stringcourse at second floor sill level, possibly c. 1720. Moulded cornice over shopfront, c. 1900. Gauged brick flat-headed window openings with early-twentieth century timber casement windows to front, recent casements to rear. Pair of replacement timber shopfronts spanning ground floor with full-span timber fascia surmounted by partially historic cornice and single console bracket to west. Square-headed door opening to east bay with early-eighteenth century timber door having eleven raised-and-fielded panels and later brass door furniture. Street-fronted on south-side of Anne Street South.
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