32, Church Street

32 Church Street is an early to mid 19th century building that stands two storeys high. It is located on the west side of Church Street and is slightly set back from its northern neighbour, No 30, resulting in a lower frontage. The building features a slate roof with a hip at the north end and is constructed of red brick.

On the upper floor, there are four windows, which consist of two light casement windows, two of which are set within segmental arches. The southernmost bay has corrugated metal sheeting, and below this is a large carriage entrance on the ground floor. Flanking the doorway are two tall windows to the north, which have modern casements and stone lintels. The door itself is partially panelled at the lower part and features a large fanlight above, which is five panes wide and also set in a segmental arch.