35&37 Clwyd Street

35 and 37 Clwyd Street is a long range building dating from the 18th century, consisting of two storeys with attics. The exterior is rendered and topped with a slate roof, featuring small brick stacks at each end. The front detail is primarily from the late 20th century and includes shop fronts on the ground floor with living accommodation above.

The building has a long three-window facade, highlighted by a central full-height gabled porch. The ground floor has been extensively altered to create a shop front, which involved the removal of the ground floor of the porch. To the left, there is a through-way leading to a continuous shop front that features two half-glazed panelled doors with overlights and wide windows. Additionally, there are three shop windows on the side wall facing the through-way. On the first floor, the windows are modern wide two-light small paned casements, with a similar window in the attic storey of the porch and in gabled dormers on either side of it. The rear includes a lean-to and flat-roofed additions.

Inside the shop, the layout is open-plan, but a 17th-century ceiling remains, featuring three medium-chamfered cross-beams with hollow stops and plain joists, although some alterations have been made. There is a fireplace at the rear with a replaced timber lintel, and the rear wing has a plastered ceiling. The upper storeys were not observed.