Elwy Bank including D.P. Nash

Elwy Bank, which includes D.P. Nash, is a building with a roughcast front featuring three plus one windows. The larger section is symmetrical and has a plinth. It has a slate roof with an undulating ridge that continues with the properties to the right, and red brick chimney stacks. The windows have architraves that are lugged and feature keystones on the first and ground floors, while the second floor has casement windows and the lower floors have horned sash windows.

The entrance is a broad segmental arch located in the center of the three-window section, also with an architrave and keystone. It has marginal glazing bars on the sidelights flanking a six-panel door. To the left, there is a bracketed oriel with horned sash windows and a boarded roof, which was noted to be in poor condition during the inspection in December 1986. A modern shop front retains a fascia with bracket ends.

Inside, the drawing room is said to have murals beneath modern wallpaper, depicting significant historical figures such as Handel and Nelson. The hall features an Egg and Dart cornice, and there is a stop-chamfered beam in the parlour, which is said to retain original roof timbers.