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Attached gable-fronted single-bay four-storey with attic Tudor-Bethan former cinema, built 1911, with recent shopfront spanning ground floor. Now in use as shop. Roof hidden behind front (east) gable with saddleback red sandstone coping and central roundel window with sandstone surround and four stiff-leaf keystones. Machine-made red brick walls laid in Dutch bond with flush red sandstone ashlar courses and two octagonal-plan red sandstone piers rising from first floor to gable, each supporting decorative iron lamp bracket. Square-headed window openings with chamfered red sandstone surrounds and sills, sandstone transoms and mullions and original decorative leaded casement windows. First and second floor windows form shallow canted-bay windows set within recessed panels, having carved sandstone panel with the Dublin coat of arms below second floor. Moulded lead-lined hood cornice embellished with egg-and-dart moulding above second floor. Recent glazed shopfront coloured masonry surround. Fronting onto Grafton Street and forming part of group of varying building types lining west side of street.
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