Neptune

Neptune is a two-storey rectangular building designed in a sub-medieval vernacular style. The exterior is rendered, featuring slightly oversailing upper floors supported by corbels on the rear (east) elevation. The slate roof has a tall rendered chimney on the right (south) gable end.

The front (west) elevation showcases a central round-arched shop entrance with recessed part-glazed doors, which have small-pane upper sections. To the right of the entrance is a small square light, followed by a large two-part shop window. This window includes a canted, flat-roofed bay window on the left, with a flush continuation to the right, both featuring multi-pane glazing. On the left of the entrance, there is a second canted wooden bay with six-pane sections, flanked by two-part twelve-pane windows on either side. The upper storey has three two-light leaded windows in the centre and two single-light windows to the right, along with a further slit-like window on the far left.

The rear elevation features a recessed arch at the centre with a twelve-pane fixed window. To the right of this arch are three small six-pane windows, and to the left is a tall multi-pane window with an additional small square light beyond. An external wooden stair ascends from right to left from the central arched window, leading to a part-boarded upper entrance, which is flanked by leaded windows similar to those on the lower floor, with another similar window to the right. Various applied plaques are present on the exterior.