26A, Long Street

26A Long Street is an 18th-century building that stands three storeys high and includes a cellar. It is constructed of brick, featuring stone quoins and a projecting plinth with splayed stone coping. The building has a moulded and bracketed dentil stone cornice and a hipped pantile roof.

On the second floor, there are two coupled windows with stone surrounds, flanking a central panel that also has a stone surround and is stuccoed. The first floor has two similar windows and a central single window, although the left light of the right window is blocked. The ground floor features two similar windows, with the left-hand lights blocked as well. There are two grilles with stone surrounds leading to the cellars. The central door has six panels, a plain rectangular fanlight, and a stone surround, which has been altered. The ground and first floor windows have small cornices.

This building is part of a group with Nos 8 to 30 Long Street.