3, Silver Street

No 3 Silver Street is a mid-19th century building with a front made of gault brick. It features a moulded stone plinth, a cill string at the first floor, a cornice, and a panelled parapet. The building has rustic stone quoins and voussoirs around the ground floor windows, while the first floor windows have stone architraves. The structure consists of three bays with a slight break in the center, which is accentuated by a Doric pilastered doorcase set on a channelled base. The entrance has two leaf doors with six raised lozenge panels and a slightly segmental headed overlight above. There is a round-arched window above the door, framed by a panelled architrave and key. On each floor, there are two flanking segmental headed windows, all of which are cross-glazed sashes, with the ground floor lower panes being frosted.

The brick return connects to a two-storey early 19th century building made of rusticated stone with random ashlar blocks and brick bands. This adjacent building has one original glazing bar sash window with marginal glazing on the ground floor. It is further linked to a two-storey house that is tiled and rendered, featuring brick quoins and a brick and flint gable end on the east side.