Building At Rear Of No 11

The building at the rear of No 11 Duke Street is an early 19th-century workshop or factory. It is three stories tall, constructed of brick with a stone plinth and stone cill bands on the first and second floors of the southwest front. The roof is hipped and made of corrugated iron and asbestos. The building features four ranges of windows with segmental heads; three of these on the second floor are blocked, while one has a glazing bar casement. The first and ground floors have been altered. There is an entrance to the right of the center with a segmental arch. The west gable end includes a standard mill window, which is a mullioned segmental headed window. This building connects with a two-story street front that has heavy masks over the windows flanking the central entrance.