36 Clwyd Street

36 Clwyd Street is a two-storey building that forms part of a group with 38 Clwyd Street. It features a four-window range, with the right cottage having more closely spaced windows. The structure is made of squared coursed stone and has a slate roof, with two brick stacks positioned behind the ridge. Each cottage has doorways with elliptical-arched heads located to the right. The windows are hornless sash types in moulded frames beneath wedge lintels, with 12 panes on the ground floor and 3-over-6 panes on the first floor. There are skylights in the roof pitch.

Number 36 includes a shop front on the ground floor that retains the original elliptical-arched doorway, which has a six-panel door with a plain-glazed overlight. To the left of the doorway is a two-light shop window, with arched heads and pierced spandrels, all framed by panelled pilasters featuring gothic details, fretted capitals, and a bracketed cornice. There are no openings on the gable end, and the rear of the building was not visible. The interior has not been seen.