98, Edmund Street B3

98 Edmund Street is a Grade II* listed building, originally constructed as the School Board Office around 1875. Designed by Chamberlain and Martin, it features a Gothic style and is built from red brick, terracotta, and stone. The building stands four storeys tall, plus a basement, and is divided into three bays by buttresses that extend the full height of the structure, topped with small gables.

The central entrance is marked by an open stone porch, with a balcony whose outer walls rise in a crocketted manner to frame the first-floor central canted bay window. The ground floor windows have flat moulded heads adorned with bands of foliage. On the first floor, the windows are alternately trefoil-headed and shouldered, set within arches supported by columns with sculptured capitals. The second floor features windows with trefoil heads beneath gables, which are decorated with richly carved foliage. The third floor consists of three pairs of trefoil-headed windows, with a roundel positioned in the gables above.