25 Well Street

25 Well Street is a high single-storey building located on a corner site with a canted angle that contains the entrance. It features a timber frame under slate roofs, with gablets over the entrance bay and the south and east sides, and no visible stacks. The stall board is faced in quarry tiles, and there are wooden pilasters at the angles and center of the east side. These pilasters support consoles that bear panels of green stone, likely reconstituted, featuring human heads and stylized foliage decoration in relief. Above, a high coved eaves cornice with modillions can be seen.

The three gablets display panels reading 'Hovis', and above these are cambered beams adorned with carved foliage decoration and vertical struts. The barge boards also feature carved foliage decoration and pendant finials. The entrance is splayed, with inset double wooden doors that are mainly glazed, and a black and white tile floor. Flanking lights have narrow wooden glazing bars. On the east side, there are two large shop windows with cross-windows and plate glass. The south side has a large three-bay shop window, with the central bay recessed. The upper tiers of glazing around the building are infilled with boarded shop signs, and the bottom of the boarding aligns with the level of the false ceiling inside the shop. The north gable is close-studded with a tie-beam and collar, and its barge boards also feature carved foliage decoration.

The interior has been modernized and is open-plan with a lowered false ceiling.