35, Lower Bridge Street

No. 35 Lower Bridge Street is a town house that has been converted into a shop and accommodation. It was built in 1717 for John Warrington. The exterior is rendered on brick and features a hipped grey slate roof, with the ridge positioned at a right angle to the front. The shopfront has been replaced and includes a part-glazed door on the north side, along with a small-pane window above a panelled timber stallriser. The building has rusticated quoins, floorbands on the third and fourth storeys, and stone sills and keys. The flush sash windows on the second and third storeys consist of two sashes with 15 panes each, while the fourth storey has one sash with 12 panes. The parapet is topped with simple coping. The interior does not have any visible major features of interest.