Jack's Dairy

Jack's Dairy is a house and shop, likely built around 1880. It features rendered solid walls and a tarred, slated roof with crested ridge tiles and terracotta finials. The building has a red brick chimney on the right side wall.

The structure is two storeys high with a garret and includes a lower, two-storeyed rear wing. The front facing Wilder Road has one window, while there is a window on the splayed corner and three windows on the return front facing Bradwell Road. The rear wing has three windows. The windows are mostly plain with segmental arches, and there is a wooden canted bay window on the second storey facing Wilder Road. Two of the second storey windows on Bradwell Road feature margin panes with coloured glass.

Notable features include the shop windows on Wilder Road and Bradwell Road, each adorned with a prominent coved cornice and gabled blocks, supported by pairs of shaped brackets at each end. The display window on Bradwell Road has mullioned-and-transomed lights, with the transom-lights being blind and decorated with trefoil-headed and quatrefoil panels. The eaves on the Bradwell Road side are bracketed.

The interior has not been inspected. Jack's Dairy is located adjacent to the southern end of Nos 19-45 (odd) Wilder Road, a terrace of working-class houses from 1880. Although No.17 differs significantly in architectural style from the rest, it is likely that the entire block was developed around the same time.