Store houses, garages and steps to the rear of Victoria Terrace

This building is a 2-storey block constructed of pebble-dashed brick with a hipped slate roof that is rounded at the ends, designed in a sub Arts-and-Crafts style. The front of the building faces the lane at the rear of Victoria Terrace and features central and outer round-headed doorways with freestone arch rings and boarded doors. On either side of the central doorway, there are 3-light windows beneath concrete lintels that serve the store houses. To the right of the left-hand doorway, there is a similar window.

To the left of center, there are 5 garage doors, and to the right of center, there are 8 garage doors, all framed with concrete surrounds. Above these doors, there are 10 windows, each with 4 small panes, which light the store houses, arranged in pairs alternating with 5 round vents. Stone steps are located at the left end of the building. At the right end, a rubble-stone wall curves around, transitioning to a better quality snecked freestone wall that ends in a round freestone pier, which is missing its cap, situated next to stone steps leading to the upper level.

At the upper level, there is a walkway with concrete coping that provides access to the store houses. These store houses are accessed through 5 round-headed entrances leading to lobbies, where boarded doors are located on the right and left, with each store house featuring 3 round vents.