House and Fruits & Shoots (No 6a) and Conwy Strollers (No 6)

This building, known as House and Fruits & Shoots (No 6a) and Conwy Strollers (No 6), is a three-storey structure featuring three window shops and a house, designed in the late-Georgian style. It has a roughcast exterior that is painted white, topped with a slate roof and equipped with central and end roughcast chimney stacks.

The shop on the right (No 6) features a recessed glazed shop door with an overlight, flanked by round-headed shop windows that have colonnettes and panelled spandrels. A narrow round-headed panel to the left separates the two shop fronts. The left-hand shop window (No 6a) also has two similar round-headed lights, and the entire shop front is topped with a plain black fascia that includes end consoles and a moulded cornice.

At the left end of the building is the entrance to the house, which has been later adapted for access to the left-hand shop. This entrance features a half-glazed replacement door and an overlight. In the middle and upper storeys, the central windows are offset to the right. These windows have moulded architraves painted black, with 12-pane hornless sashes in the middle storey and shorter 9-pane sashes in the upper storey. The rear of the building is constructed of rubble stone and has altered windows.

The property has been modernised.