4, Crossley Street

No. 4 Crossley Street is a later 19th-century stone corner building designed in a Classical style. It has three main storeys and features four windows on the front facade, with a three-light opening at the rounded corner and an entrance below. The return side has four windows plus one above a carriage entrance. The ground storey is modelled and channelled. The first floor is adorned with Corinthian pilasters and balustrading around some of the windows. The second floor windows are partly corniced or pedimented. A bracketted main cornice runs along the top, and the building has a slated roof. This building is part of an important group of listed buildings on Crossley Street, which includes No. 2 Wade Street, No. 12, and Nos. 18 to 22 (even) and Nos. 17 to 33 (odd) Northgate, as well as No. 1.