Clarendon Hotel

The Clarendon Hotel, located at Beach Street, consists of a group of buildings with contrasting architectural styles. Number 51 dates from around 1860 and features three storeys with stucco cladding. It has a slate mansard roof with two dormers, a moulded eaves cornice, and four sash windows set in Italianate architraves, along with French windows on the first floor and string courses. The ground floor includes a bar front with pilasters.

Number 55 is an early 19th-century building, also three storeys, constructed of painted brick. It has one sash window, with the first-floor window being restored. The left side features a doorcase with pilasters and an entablature. The mid-19th-century building at number 55 has three storeys and is stuccoed, with a hipped roof that is partly tiled and partly slated, including one hipped dormer with bargeboards. It has a bracket cornice, two sash windows with verticals only on the second floor, and a three-light bay on the first floor. The ground floor has a fine shopfront with an entablature and four plain pilasters, two doors, and a window, each with elliptical heads. The group of buildings from numbers 49 to 55 is included for their group value.