Just Right

Just Right is a Grade II listed shop and house that consists of two sections. The main section, a two-and-a-half storey former house on the right, is constructed of painted and stuccoed brick with slate roofs and sandstone quoins, which are now painted. This section features a rendered plain end chimney on the left with a slab-coped gable parapet. Originally, it had three bays, but now it has two canted 19th-century wooden bays on the first floor, which have moulded eaves and plain sash windows. The left bay is an oriel window, while the right bay extends down to the ground floor as a canted shop window with small-pane glazing. The former entrance, located in the centre, now serves as a shop window and features an arched wooden top with quatrefoil cut-outs in the spandrels. To the left, there is a five-light wooden shop window. The attic has three hipped dormers with plain modern horizontal casements.

The adjoining section on the left is a wide, storeyed canted bay with a hipped roof and lead flashings. The ground floor includes a central entrance with a recessed part-glazed 20th-century door and an arched overlight. The outer sides have large arched windows with similar spandrel treatment and vertical sunk panels that return onto the front plane to flank the entrance. A heavily-moulded cornice separates the ground and first floors. The first floor features large 12-pane horned sashes on each face, with flat-arched heads and brick voussoirs, and oversailing brick eaves courses.