117, Foregate Street

No. 117 Foregate Street is a shop and accommodation building constructed in 1889 by John Douglas for the first Duke of Westminster. It was converted and attached to new offices in 1990 by Stananought. The building is made of Ruabon red brick with stone dressings and features blue brick diapering, topped with a red clay tile roof. It is designed to complement No. 113 Foregate Street, appearing as a lodge to Parker's Buildings.

The ground floor front was refaced in 1990, while the upper storeys have flush sandstone bands. There are stone shafts on either side of the central windows. The first floor features a three-light mullioned and transomed casement window, flanked by a one-light transomed casement on each side. The second floor has a three-light casement window. The building has a shaped front gable with a moulded cornice and a finial.

On the left side, facing the forecourt of No. 115 Parker's Buildings, there are sandstone quoins, stone-mullioned and transomed windows, two projecting shaped gables, and two chimneys with detached circular spiral-moulded flues made of shaped Ruabon bricks. Near the rear corner, there is a nine-panel door with strap hinges, dated 1889. The rear gable features a projecting chimney. The interior has not been inspected.