10-12, Monday Market Street

Nos 10 to 12 on Monday Market Street are an early 18th century to 19th century front attached to an earlier building. The structure is two storeys high, built of painted brick on a stone plinth, with a gable end slate roof featuring ridge tiles and a central brick chimney stack. It has a moulded eaves cornice.

For Nos 10 and 11, there are two first-floor windows with recessed sashes that retain their glazing bars, and stone key blocks above. The ground floor features an early 19th century shop front with a central window flanked by doors, including a six-panel door for No 11, all framed with panelled pilasters, a frieze, and a small cornice.

No 12 has a symmetrical front with three first-floor windows, the centre one being blind, and two ground-floor windows, all sashes with intact glazing bars. The left-hand windows have keystones, and there is a central six-panel door topped with a cornice-hood supported by shaped brackets.

Nos 6 to 15 on this street form a group.