28 High Street And 17 East Street

28 High Street and 17 East Street is a shop that was formerly used as living accommodation above, now serving as offices. It dates from the early 19th century and features a stucco exterior with a hipped roof, which has been updated with modern concrete interlocking pantiles replacing the original Welsh slate. The building has three storeys, with an eaves cornice. On the first and second floors, there are two sash windows each, which have divided glazing and are flush set with exposed boxes. The ground floor has a modern shopfront with a boxed out fascia, and it is flanked by paired multi-shafted cast-iron columns that likely date from an earlier 19th-century shopfront.

The north elevation, which faces East Street, also consists of three storeys. The ground floor has been modernized with masonry lined stucco and features a modern sash window and door set within a timber pilaster surround. Above this, there is a deep flat fascia, and the building is constructed of yellow brick from the 19th century, with one sash window that has glazing bars, recessed on the first and second floors. The roof is mono-pitched and covered with tiles, set behind a brick parapet. This parapet projects from the three-storey form of the building facing High Street, which is numbered as 17 East Street.