Former Wrexham Infirmary

Original building is ashlar faced with slate roof, the later additions largely brick with stone dressings. Original building is in neo-classical style, 2 storeys, 9 window range (3-3-3) with advanced pedimented central section with Doric portico with triglyph frieze. Central double doors with plain overlight. 12-pane sash windows in moulded architraves, and plain sill bands, the central window beneath the pediment flanked by narrower side lights. Shallow pedimented return gables, with truncated stack to left.

Cement rendered left hand gable return, then later additions in brick with stone dressings including parallel range housing stairs. Long stair window flanked by paired sash windows with margin lights. Pedimented canopy over doorway to left. Beyond this, a 12-window range, 12-pane sash windows with additional upper lights, paired between plain pilaster bands. Cornice and blocking course, with small pediment towards centre of range. Early C20 range set back to right of main block on Regent Street, employing similar style but in brick with stone dressings. 12-window range, in groups of 4, with pediments over alternate ranges. 12-pane sashes with additional fixed upper lights.