34 AND 36, EASTGATE

34 and 36 Eastgate are mid-19th century buildings that stand two storeys tall, constructed of brick with gault brick dressings. They feature a hipped pantile roof and include two small round-arched windows and one larger round-arched window, all with gault arches and some glazing bars. Between the storeys, there are recessed long and shorter labels. On the ground floor, there are two round-arched doorways with semi-circular fanlights and plain doors. A central segmental-arched carriage entry has double doors, while to the right, there is a segmental-arched entry and one round-arched window, which is a hung sash with glazing bars and a gault head. This building is listed as part of a group that includes Nos 22 to 28 (even), Nos 32 to 40 (even), and the Market Hall.