32 Glynne Way

32 Glynne Way is a late 19th-century, two-storey shop featuring a facade made of tooled, uncoursed sandstone. The entrance includes a contemporary four-panelled door, two of which are glazed, along with a plain rectangular fanlight above. The large shop window is of the cross-window type, featuring a wooden moulded mullion and transom, as well as a painted wooden cill. The reveals are chamfered, and there is a wooden grained lintel above the window. A contemporary blind box is present. The door reveals are simply stop-chamfered with a wooden grained lintel. On the first floor, there is a simple central six-pane window that projects slightly above the roofline, with plain chamfered reveals and cill. The west gable end has a brick stack, while the rear and west side of the building are constructed of brick. There is also a contemporary two-storey projection at the rear.