21, Broad Street

No. 21 Broad Street is a house, now a shop, dating from the early and mid-19th century. It is constructed of painted limestone ashlar with a double-pitched roof hidden behind moulded stacks on the left return. The building has a double-depth plan. The external facade is three storeys with a two-window frontage. It features a coped parapet that returns to the left, a stopped cornice, and six six/six pane sash windows with splayed reveals and without horns. A cornice runs to the fascia of a 19th-century shop front and reaches the first-floor sills. Consoles with rosettes flank the fascia above a shop door to the right. A recessed, half-glazed central shop door has a tall overlight. Flanking the shop windows are plate glass three-pane shop windows on brackets; the panes and overlights above each have semi-elliptical heads. The door to the right has six raised and fielded upper panels and reeded moulding to the base. The interior has not been inspected.