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Attached two-bay three-storey former house, built c. 1790, with projecting single-storey public house to west elevation added c. 1890. M-profile pitched roof, hipped to north end hidden, behind rendered parapet with rendered concrete coping, rendered chimneystacks to south party wall having yellow clay pots. Rendered walls. Square-headed window openings, masonry sills and replacement two-over-two timber sash windows with cast-iron window guards affixed to second floor reveals. Projecting pub shopfront comprising central display window, upper floor access door to north and recessed pub door to south, all framed by fluted timber pilasters with foliate capitals supporting timber fascia with raised and gilded lettering, surmounted by timber cornice. Plate-glass display window with hand-painted upper panes, moulded stall-riser over masonry plinth, flanked by slender colonnettes with foliated capitals. Square-headed door openings with plain overlights; replacement door to north, double-leaf glazed timber door recessed to south-end. Shopfront parapet topped with cast-iron cresting, terminated by diminutive lions on panelled pedestals. Carved timber bar, dentilled plaster cornice, and glazed mahogany display cabinets to interior. Street-fronted, located to east side of Camden Street.
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