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Terraced two-bay four-storey over basement former townhouse, built 1742, now in use as offices. Flat roof with membrane covering concealed behind parapet coping and having shared chimneystack. Red brick walls with tuck-pointing, lined cement render finish to basement. Square-headed windows openings, in varying proportions, all with projecting masonry sills: ground and first floor windows one-over-one sashes (those to first floor larger); second floor with smaller six-over-six sashes aligned above, and third floor windows with closely spaced one-over-one sashes. Segmental-headed openings to basement with uPVC windows. Round-headed entrance with plain moulded render reveal, inset with Ionic doorcase having entablature and plain fanlight, surrounding eight-panelled timber door approached by two stone steps. Basement well enclosed by cast-iron railings supported on cast-iron piers with urn finials.
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