22 And 23, West Street

This early 19th-century building occupies two storeys and two windows, presented in two facets. A narrow section containing a doorway to number 22 sits between the front and side elevations. The roof is double-hipped and covered in slate, with stacks situated on the eastern and western sides. Sash windows are set within reveals and retain their original glazing bars. Flat-arched windows are present. Later 19th-century shop fronts have been added to the ground floor, one on the eastern side. A pair of doorways is centrally placed, with a similar doorway at the corner. Each doorway is topped by a rectangular fanlight and a cornice supported on consoles. A photograph of the building is held in the National Monuments Record.