Midland Bank

2-storey and attic Queen Anne Revival red brick building with freestone dressings throughout including banding, quoins, stringcourse, architraves, keystones and wide bracket cornice below part balustraded parapet. Slate roof and red brick chimney stack. 2-window fronts to both sides flanking set back corner over porch; 12-pane sash windows to 1st floor and round arched headed banking hall windows below with lugged architraves and marginal glazing bars. The 2-window attic facing High Street, also has small pane sash windows and an implied broken semicircular pediment from which rises the chimney stack with pilaster. The set back small pane window to the corner has Gibbsian surround; opens onto balcony with balustraded parapet, bracketed out to front. The porch below has deep shell hood with egg and dart cornice and panelled reveals; panelled bank door. On the right hand side to Penlan Street the cornice sweeps up in a broad segmental arch over small pane sash attic window with concave sided iron railed balcony. Ionic derived capitals to balcony pier and end pilasters; the ground floor is stepped out in a broad splayed bay. Small single storey range to right also with balustraded parapet.

Some classical detail retained internally eg swags to front window splay and egg and dart moulded aedicule.