Numbers 31 And 33 And Adjoining Warehouse

This warehouse building, numbers 31 and 33, was constructed around 1870. It is built of dressed stone with ashlar quoins and dressings, and features a vermiculated basement level. The roof is hipped and covered in slate, with a moulded eaves cornice supported by square brackets. The building is three storeys high, plus a basement. A moulded sill band runs across the facade, and there is a heavy moulded cornice above the ground floor.

The main facade is four bays wide by two bays deep, with a further eight plainer bays extending to the left, belonging to the adjoining warehouse. Stone steps lead to two entrances, each featuring double doors set within a round-arched opening with carved spandrels and simple pilaster surrounds. Console brackets support a cornice above the entrances. The ground floor windows are round-arched with two round-arched lights and a circle above, with a central engaged colonnette featuring a foliated capital. The first-floor windows have segmental pediments above round-arched openings, while the second-floor windows are square-headed. Similar detailing is present on the two bays of the return facade to the left.