114 High Street and 18 St James’s Street

This building, located at 114 High Street and 18 St James's Street, is a townhouse with a shop that was constructed in the early 19th century, featuring a mid-19th century shopfront.

The structure is made of brick arranged in a checker pattern, with red brick dressings that include window surrounds and quoins. It has a hipped slate roof.

The building is roughly rectangular and sits on a corner plot, with its south and west elevations facing High Street and St James's Street, respectively. It stands three storeys tall. The ground floor features a mid-19th century shopfront that includes a rectangular box window on each side, with a narrow box window on the canted corner (a late 20th century replacement) and two large box windows on the south and west sides. Each window is flanked by Doric pilasters that support a frieze and cornice. Additionally, on the west elevation, there is a ground-floor sash window with glazing bars in the upper sash.

On the first floor, the south elevation has a rectangular bay window with four lights, consisting of two six-over-six sashes at the front and two-over-two sashes in the returns. The sashes are separated by plain strips, and there is a panelled apron below the bay, which is topped by a plain frieze and a shallow projecting moulded cornice. The west elevation also has two windows: one in a shallow recess and the other a six-over-six sash.

On the second floor, there is a three-over-six sash window on the south side, and on the west side, there is a matching sash and another shallow recess. All windows are set in recessed openings and topped with splayed-brick flat arches, with the arches on the top floor being narrower. Below the hipped roof, there is a timber-eaves cornice.