4, Crocker Street

No 4 Crocker Street is an early 19th-century building that was designed alongside No 3 and features the same old tile roof. It is two storeys tall and constructed of stucco. An archway runs through both storeys, leading to a stable courtyard. To the east, there is living accommodation in red brick, with stabling to the south and store-rooms to the west. The building has camber-headed sash windows with glazing bars, double hatches, and a double door on the ground floor with a plain doorcase and a rectangular fanlight. On the street front, the archway is flanked by broad pilaster strips with banded rustication, while plain pilaster strips flank the side portions. Originally, as with No 3, there was a cornice and parapet with a pediment above the archway. The store-rooms facing the street have narrow rectangular windows on the ground floor and lunette-shaped windows on the first floor, both featuring ornamental cast iron grilles.