Moor Shopping Centre

This building, part of the Moor Shopping Centre, has late medieval origins, although it was remodelled in the early 19th century. It is constructed of rendered walls with a hipped, slated roof, and features a rendered chimney, likely dating to the 20th century, on the right side-wall. The building is L-shaped, comprising two rooms to either side of a cross-passage and a single-room-plan wing to the rear left.

The property stands three storeys high and has three windows across the front; a doorway occupies the position of the original centre ground-floor window. A shop front is situated on the left-hand side, featuring pilasters and a display window with enriched uprights having fleur-de-lys capitals. Doorways and windows have vermiculated surrounds, with keystones decorated with female heads above the ground floor and second-floor windows (the one above the doorway is damaged). The windows are largely 8-paned sashes with horns, but the upper sashes in the third storey have only 4 panes. Full-height flanking vermiculated pilasters are present, although the vermiculation is missing at the left end of the ground floor. A bracketed eaves-cornice is visible, but its upper mouldings have been removed.

Internally, remnants of stud and panel partitions remain on either side of the cross-passage, and a part of an early shouldered doorway survives on the right side. Fragments of an early moulded plaster cornice are also present. A small outbuilding attached to the rear contains two large stone stacks and two fireplaces.