11, St Thomas'S Square

11 St Thomas's Square is a late 17th-century building that has been rendered in cement. It features wide eaves supported by heavy modillions and has a hipped roof covered with old tiles, including one modernized dormer. The building has two storeys, with a moulded band and plinth. Out of the four upper windows, two have wood mullions and transoms. The ground floor windows are modern, with some being blocked. The door is topped with a 19th-century wooden hood supported by cast iron brackets. The frontage facing Pyle Street includes four windows and one small oval window on the upper level; none of these windows have glazing bars, and all but one have wooden blind cases.