J.K.Morgan

J.K. Morgan is a building from the mid-19th century that features a front added to an earlier timber-framed structure. It is two stories tall and has a front with two windows on one side and three on the other, all finished in scribed stucco with an overall cill band plinth. The roof is slate with bracket eaves. The windows are 12-pane sashes with flush frames, although some have been modified by removing the glazing bars from the lower sashes. The Victorian doorcases have 6-panel doors; the door to No. 22 has a bracket cornice, while No. 23 features Ionic columns, a plain entablature, and a cornice.

No. 24 has a broad Victorian shop front with shop windows on either side of a central splayed entrance and double half-glazed doors. This shop front includes a toothed entablature with end finials, fluted brackets, and pilasters. To the right, there is a cambered carriage entry with voussoirs leading to a cobbled drive that has boarded side walls and a 6-panel door in a classical doorcase at the rear end.

The rear of the building has been modernized following the removal of the timber framing. No. 22 has an off-axis brick extension with a weaving loft-style second floor and 3-light multipane casement windows on the first floor. The brick gable end retains some slate hanging. The east side of the building overlooks the courtyard behind Nos. 17 to 21.