33, Addington Street

No. 33 Addington Street is a house and butcher's shop built around 1860. It features a pebble dash exterior and a slate roof. The building stands three storeys high with a parapet and a stack on the left side. There is a two-storey canted bay adorned with cornices, pilasters, and segmentally headed sash windows on the second and first floors. The shop front includes plate glass windows with a glazed tile base and pierced fretted cornices on pilasters, extending around to the right side, topped with a blind hood. To the right, there are double half-glazed corner doors with a rectangular fanlight, along with a panelled door on the right return, also featuring a rectangular fanlight. The front displays painted sign boards that wrap around the bay window and return, complemented by cast iron cresting. Inside, the early 20th-century tiled interior includes a separate till and office cabinet within the shop area. This building has operated as a butcher's shop since it was constructed.