14 Eastgate Street

14 Eastgate Street is a block of shops with dwellings above, built in an eclectic classical style. The front walls are made of stucco, topped with slate roofs, and the roof of No 4 is slightly lower and hipped, featuring roughcast stacks. The middle and upper storeys have consistent three-storey details, although the number of windows varies for each property. Each property is framed by angle pilasters in the middle and upper storeys and is enhanced by a frieze and a deeply moulded cornice that forms a sill band at the upper storey. The windows in the middle storey have moulded architraves with a sill band, while the upper storey features segmental-headed windows in plain architraves. A moulded eaves cornice consists of brackets that alternate with raised quatrefoil panels.

This block includes a 3-window range that is designed differently from the rest of the row, with a shop front on the lower storey. The mid-20th century shop fronts are recessed, with a panelled doorway on the left side that includes a glazed panel. The middle and upper storeys are divided into bays by pilasters, with the central bay being wider. The windows feature horned sashes with vertical glazing bars in the central bay and 4-pane sashes in the outer bays, all set within eared architraves. This building is part of the group of 4-14 Eastgate Street.