28, Little London

28 Little London is a 18th-century building that pairs with No 1 East Row. It features a higher front than Nos 22 to 25 and has a tiled roof. The façade is made of red brick and includes a small dentilled cornice below the eaves. The building has three window bays with sash windows that have flush boxes and intact glazing bars. The upper windows are set in flat arches, while the lower windows are slightly segmental arches with brick voussoirs above. The door has six moulded and fielded panels with a rectangular fanlight above it, and it is set within reveals. The doorcase features impost moulding that returns down the outer side of the door frame, topped with a rectangular pediment that has dentils. There is a modern projecting chimney at the north end.