1 And 3, Market Street

Nos 1 and 3 on Market Street is a building constructed in 1913, featuring ashlar stonework and four storeys. It has a dentilled cornice above the second floor and a moulded eaves cornice. The ground floor is rusticated, and the building has a rounded corner. Panelled pilasters with sculpted cartouches are located below the cornice. The Market Street elevation includes a segmental pediment above the central bay, with a raised parapet that has scrolled consoles on either side and above the corner.

There are eight ranges of sash windows with moulded surrounds on Market Street and three on Westgate. The first-floor windows have cornices and keystones, with two on Market Street, one on the corner, and one on Westgate featuring triple keystones and segmental pediments. The ground floor windows are separated by coupled Tuscan three-quarter columns. The door on Market Street is set in a round-arched concave frame and is inscribed with the cartouche "Bank Chambers." The corner door is round-arched, flanked by Ionic columns, with a full entablature, pulvinated frieze, dentilled cornice, and a cartouche inscribed "The Bradford District Bank."