24, NEW ROAD (See details for further address information)

No. 24 New Road, which includes No. 2 Church Street, is a terraced house with a shop, built around 1807. The exterior features cobbles with brick dressings and some painted brick, topped with a slate roof. The building stands three to four storeys high, with three windows facing New Road and three facing Church Street.

The corners of the building and the openings are accented with brick quoins. The entrance on Church Street is round-arched and flanked by Roman Doric columns that support a mutule cornice. It has a fanlight and a panelled door of original design. To the left is a shallow, segmental-arched entrance with a fanlight that is now blocked, and to the right is a broad, segmental-arched window. All upper floors feature segmental-arched windows with brick dressings and sill bands, while the first and second floors have sashes of original design.

On New Road, the front includes a full-height and almost full-width segmental bay. The ground-floor shop front, added in the late 19th century, is canted with a central entrance flanked by pilasters, a fascia with elaborate bracketed stops, a modillion cornice, and cast-iron cresting above the fascia. The windows have very shallow cambered arches, with the first-floor windows featuring sashes of original design. There is a sill band for the second-floor windows, and the area between the heads of the second-floor windows and the parapet has been rebuilt in brick. The building also has dormers in the mansard roof. The interior has not been inspected.