4 And 5, Market Place

Nos 4 and 5 Market Place is an 18th-century building with early 20th-century embellishments. It has a stuccoed exterior and a pantile roof with a hipped corner, situated on a corner site. The building features a moulded eaves cornice and is two storeys tall. The ground and first floors have pilasters, with the ground floor pilasters being rusticated and supporting an entablature at the first-floor level. There are four sash windows, each with glazing bars only on the top half, and the ground floor windows have keyblocks. The corner of the building is supported on columns, with a recessed entrance framed by a shouldered architrave. The left-hand return facing Bridge Street is similar, with two windows on the first floor and four windows on the ground floor. The right-hand end facing Market Place is early 19th century and has three storeys, featuring two sash windows on the second floor with glazing bars, one three-light sash on the first floor without glazing bars, and a large Victorian shop front on the ground floor with a fascia and cornice that has end consoles.