Conservative Club

The Conservative Club is a building set into a slope, featuring a public terrace on the right and positioned forward from the adjoining property on the left. It has a long, divided three-storey front, likely dating from the mid-18th century, with later alterations.

On the right side, there is a four-window range with roughcast finish, brick end pilaster, and a modern brick plinth. The left side showcases a largely Victorian five-window range with pebbledash finish, which has earlier origins suggested by a wraparound end pilaster that does not reach full height and a cill band at the first floor. The roofs are slate, with gable parapets at the ends of the right-hand range (only at the front verges) and cusped bargeboards on the left end.

The right side features almost flush small pane sash windows, some with horns, and cambered heads on the first and second floors, along with a boarded door. The left side has mainly recessed sash windows without glazing bars, fixed glazed windows at the ground floor next to a half-glazed door, and a boarded cellar door on the left.

The right end wall has a pebbledash finish with a corbelled chimney breast, and there is a yard at the rear. The building has group value with other listed items on the High Street.