Ethel Austin and house over

Ethel Austin and the house above is a three-storey building with a two-window front, featuring a roughcast exterior beneath a shallow slate roof. The northern end stack is now missing. The ground floor has a shop front with raised panelled pilasters at each end, which have moulded capitals supporting a moulded cornice and a plain fascia. There is an inset splayed entrance to the left of centre, which has a half-glazed panelled door with an overlight above it. To the left of the entrance is one shop window, and to the right are three plain-glazed shop windows with wooden mullions and upper transoms.

On the upper storeys, there are two widely spaced 3-over-6-pane hornless sash windows under flat heads. The first-floor windows have been renewed, while the second-floor windows are located directly under the eaves. Between the first-floor windows is a tablet that is partly obscured at the time of the survey, which is said to read 'R/IET/B 1622'. The northern gable end features a small-pane attic window on the far right, positioned above an adjoining building. The southern gable end is constructed of roughly coursed stone with areas of brick patching. The rear of the building was not seen.