10 Bridge Street

10 Bridge Street is a 3-storey building with scribed render elevations, featuring a plinth and rusticated quoins, topped with slate roofs. The left side, No 10, has boarded eaves and red brick end chimney stacks, while No 12 has wave moulded cornice eaves and cement rendered chimney stacks. No 10 displays a 2-window front with 4-pane sashes and a simple shop front that includes pilasters and panelled double doors, along with a modern door to the left. At the splayed corner, the eaves overlap, and the roof pitch is slightly steeper for No 12. The corner features a 1-window bay with small pane sashes. To the left of this bay are rusticated quoins leading to the 3-window front of No 12. The second floor has tripartite sashes flanking a central casement, while the first floor features two Victorian splayed oriels, with the space between them filled in by a broad 4-light window, retaining the former central window behind. The overall shop front has fascia end brackets and 3-light windows flanking a recessed and tiled central entrance, which now has three doorways. The right gable end is roughcast with banding, and there are small pane sash windows at the rear and opposite gables.