12 And 14, Queen Street

Nos 12 and 14 on Queen Street are early 19th-century buildings constructed from ashlar stone. They feature a hipped slate roof and rise three storeys high. The façade includes a dentilled cornice and a range of sash windows, along with a modern shop front facing Queen Street. The corner of the building is rounded, and there are six additional ranges of sash windows with a continuous sill on the first floor facing Queen's Square. The entrance door has six moulded panels and a fanlight, framed by a surround with a dentilled swan neck pediment and enriched pilasters. A window with an identical surround is symmetrically placed next to the door.