15 Harbour Street

15 Harbour Street is a modest, timber-framed house that has been converted into a shop. It is two storeys tall and has an unlit basement, likely built in the late 17th century, although it features a later shopfront.

The ground-floor shop has a timber shopfront with plate glass, while the first floor is finished with channelled render. The roof is covered with plain tiles and has a steep pitch, with slopes running parallel to Harbour Street and a single chimney stack at the rear.

The exterior includes a plate glass shopfront with a timber fascia and awning box. The central door is also made of plate glass and is set back within a canted lobby that features checkered tiles on the floor. The shopfront has leaded glass panes in the two outer transom lights. On the first floor, there is a centrally positioned two-over-two sash window with plate glass.

Inside, the layout is simple, consisting of front and back rooms. A chimney stack and a newel stair rise against the party wall to the south. Exposed timbers and roof joists indicate that the building likely dates from the late 17th century.