35-37, QUAY STREET

35-37 Quay Street is a pair of early 19th-century houses, consisting of three small two-storey homes. Number 36 has been refaced in red brick, while numbers 35 and 37 feature grey headers with red brick dressings. The gable end roofs are covered with slate, and number 35 and 36 have a wooden eaves cornice, while number 37 has its eaves hidden by a frieze and raised cornice, along with a stone band between the storeys and a stone plinth.

Number 35 has two segment-headed recessed sash windows with block sills. It also features a mid-19th-century shop front with panelled pilasters and brackets that support a cornice. Number 36 has one sash window with a moulded flush wood architrave, a camber-headed design with a rubbed brick segmental arch and a block sill. The ground floor has a square window with a plain wood architrave, and a red header flat arch above the garage door in a plain wood frame.

Number 37 has two windows: one is a tripartite sash window with glazing bars and a camber head, while the other is slightly recessed, narrower, square-headed, and also features glazing bars. The ground floor has a tripartite window similar to the upper one. The recessed door has three fielded panels and a semi-circular fanlight above, with an architrave and a rubbed brick arch over it.

Numbers 35 to 39 and 41 Quay Street form a group.