33, Park Street

No 33 Park Street is a mid-19th century house and shop that incorporates an earlier 18th-century building. The structure has two storeys and is constructed from yellow gault brick and local brick, topped with a slate roof and end stacks. The front features a range of three hung sash windows with margin glazing bars on the first floor. The shop window consists of five lights with glazing bars that form rounded heads, accompanied by a similar rectangular fanlight above a four-panelled door. Both the shop window and door share a common entablature and are flanked by plain pilasters. At the rear, there is an earlier single-storey range made of local brick and pantiles. Inside, the lobby includes a house door with six panels and a rectangular fanlight, as well as an internal shop door featuring a large glazed panel with margin glazing bars.