99 London Street

House, constructed in the late C18, with C20 alterations including the insertion of a shopfront.

MATERIALS: the principal frontage is rendered. The pitched roof is covered with plain tiles.

PLAN: the main historic range is rectangular on plan with its front elevation facing London Street to the west.

EXTERIOR: the building is arranged over three storeys, with a shopfront at ground-floor level, and two windows to both first- and second-floor levels. The shopfront consists of two fixed multi-pane windows. To the south are two doorways, both containing late-C20/early-C21 doors; the narrower, southernmost door presumably formerly gave access to the southern passage. On the floors above, the windows are set in painted raised eared surrounds. The first-floor openings are larger, but on both floors the openings contain six-over-six sash frames. The second-floor architraves connect with a moulded cornice and blocking course.