29 And 30, Wolverhampton Street

29 and 30 Wolverhampton Street is a notable building with a Queen Anne facade, constructed in red brick and featuring two storeys. The facade includes eight sash windows adorned with keyblocks and flat brick arches. There is a slightly projecting central bay that contains four windows. Each side of the central bay has a doorway framed by a moulded stone architrave with a pediment. The building has quoins at the sides and intermediate angles, along with stone bands and coved stone eaves. At the top, there is a central pediment that features two oval windows and a baroque mural tablet dated 1707. The roof is hipped and covered with old tiles, and there are two dormers on the returned side.