8 And 10 Trinity Street

8 and 10 Trinity Street is a tenement building dating from 1900, featuring three storeys and an attic with a four by three bay layout. It is located on a prominent corner site and includes an altered public house on the ground floor. The building has a distinctive corner canted bay with three lights, which is corbelled at the second storey and topped with a polygonal pyramidal roof. The exterior is constructed from squared and coursed grey granite, with rubble at the rear. There is a deep moulded cornice above the ground floor and an attic band course. The Trinity Street elevation showcases a pair of steeply stepped gables with apex stacks in the attic. Pilasters separate the openings on the ground floor, which features a corner entrance door with a moulded doorpiece. To the north, there is a flat-roofed two-bay section with a later extension.

The upper storeys predominantly have multi-pane timber sash and case windows over plate glass, while the ground floor has non-traditional and plate glass windows. The roof is covered with grey slates, and there are gable stacks.

The interior was partially observed during a resurvey in 2006, revealing that the ground floor has been comprehensively modernised.