44, Newtown

This is a three-story building with a basement, likely dating from the early 19th century. It projects forward from the surrounding row and rises higher than numbers 45 and 46. The front of the building is constructed of ashlar stone, and the roof is covered in tiles. String courses are visible at the level of the first-floor windowsills and above the ground floor. There are three window openings: one to the left and a pair to the right. The windows are sash windows, but their original glazing bars are missing. A shop window is located on the right side, featuring a moulded cornice over a plain fascia supported by pilasters with moulded panels. A plain door is recessed to the left. This building is part of a group with numbers 38 to 49.