Warehouse Adjoining No 208 To The East

The warehouse adjoining No. 208 to the east, built around 1800, is a two-storey structure that stands slightly forward from the terrace of houses numbered 204 to 208. It features a hipped slate roof with tiled ridges and overhanging eaves. The western part of the building is constructed of alternating red brick and grey headers, although the lower part has had the surface of the brick worn away. The eastern section is made of flint, with galletted flint and red brick quoins and dressings.

There are four small square openings with grilles on both the ground and first floors, featuring brick dressings; the upper openings are in flat arches while the lower ones are in segmental arches. At the west end, there are wooden boarded doors above ground level on both floors, with a sack hoist above. A similar doorway is located in the eastern part of the building. At the extreme east end, the upper floor is wooden-boarded, and the lower floor has double entrance doors.