Sheen and the Bakery

Sheen and The Bakery is a dwelling and shop dating from the mid-19th century. It features a stepped painted plinth and a rendered exterior with horizontal V-joints at the ground floor. There is a string course at the upper cill level, along with stone moulded architraves and a cornice. The roof is made of Welsh slate. The building has two back wings and a wide through-way leading from the street on the right side.

It stands two storeys high and has four windows. The shop front is from the 19th century and includes slender colonnettes, a fascia, and a cornice above a hexagonal bay, along with good contemporary lettering. The entrance has a new glazed door with a plain glazed transom light. There is also a four-panel door, two of which are now glazed, situated under a stone hood supported by scroll brackets and flat pilaster sides. The ground floor has a sash window without bars in a moulded eared architrave, and the upper level features three sash windows with bars and one three-light sash window without bars, which has square mullions.