29 High Street

29 High Street is a three-storey building constructed in white ashlar with a brick style at the rear. It features a five-window range and is designed in a palazzo style. The lower storey is rusticated and includes round-arched doorways on either side, along with three shallow stilted arched openings in the centre; the central opening is a doorway, while the others are windows. The first-floor windows are wood mullioned and transomed, featuring balustraded aprons and heads that alternate between segmental and triangular pediments. The upper windows, which are four-pane sashes, have wrought iron balconettes and shouldered architraves. A rosette frieze and modillion cornice are present below a balustraded parapet, which has a central pedimented panel that incorporates the original name and logo.