The Ship Restaurant

The Ship Restaurant is a two-storey building with attics, dating from the 19th century. It features a timber-framed structure with white shiplap boarding over a ground floor made of 20th-century red Flemish-bond brickwork. The gabled peg tile roof is oriented end-on to King's Quay Street.

On the northeast elevation, there is a central exposed red brick chimney stack flanked by areas of boarding. Above the roofline, the chimney has a rectangular shape with 17th-century-style decoration consisting of vertical bands on corbels. The roof also has decorative bargeboards and a finial with a pendant.

The ground floor is fitted with plain 20th-century windows that include top ventilators. There is a canted corner on the northeast side and a similar design on part of the northwest elevation. The roof features three weatherboarded gabled dormers, which are unequally spaced, each adorned with decorative bargeboards and pendants, and double-hung sash windows with small panes in the upper sections. The first floor has two square windows and two narrower windows, all similar in style.