Burger King

This is a two-storey plus attic restaurant building, originally a Burger King, featuring a slate roof and a stucco front. The building has two gabled dormers in the attic with sash glazing. A cornice with toothing runs along the top, and there is a continuous stringcourse on the second floor that rises above the second floor windows to create a square-headed dripstone, forming a triangular shape between the windows. On the second floor, there are two square-headed sash windows with quoined architraves. The first floor includes a left-hand bay with a segmental-headed sash window that has a moulded head and flanking columns, while the right-hand side features a canted three-light bay window with segmental-headed lights, flanking columns, and a toothed cornice. The ground floor has a modern shopfront.