33 High Street

33 High Street is a symmetrical three-storey building with a six-window façade, featuring scribed render and significant classical detailing. It has a slate roof and red brick chimney stacks, along with rusticated quoins, a deep dentil cornice, cill bands, and a painted brick plinth. The building primarily has four-pane sash windows. The second floor displays a 1+2+1 window arrangement with architraves, bracket cills, and keystones. The first floor features twinned windows flanked by Corinthian pilasters topped with heavily dentilled pediments, while the ground floor has twinned windows with deep ornamented keystones.

At the center, there are twinned semicircular arched entrances, also with keystones and Corinthian pilasters, leading to stepped recesses and four-panel half-glazed doors, with the left door featuring a coloured glass fanlight. The outer halls are tiled, and the staircase has simple ornamentation with Gothic panelled newels.