14 Regent Street

The building at 14 Regent Street is a three-storey terrace of shops and dwellings, likely dating to the 18th century. It is constructed of mottled red and yellow brick, with brick chimney stacks and a slate roof. A plinth runs along the base. The fronts have one window each for numbers 12 to 18, with number 10 having two windows and a cill band. The windows are mostly small-pane sash windows with rendered lintels. Modern replacements include a tripartite window at number 14 and a window at the ground floor of number 10. A narrow, gated passage is located between numbers 12 and 14, leading to a contemporary shopfront with entrances on either side of a central window. This shopfront features a dentil cornice, a deep, faceted entablature, and large console brackets. The front doors are mostly four-panel doors, with number 14 being part-glazed and number 18 having an overlight with octagonal panels. The right gable end is splayed. A cross wing extends to the rear, incorporating several small-pane sash windows.