7 Short Bridge Street

7 Short Bridge Street is a two-storey building with pale red brick fronts, featuring stock brick dressings and a blue brick plinth. It has a proprietary slate roof that is slightly lower than the adjacent Royal Head, with boarded and dentil eaves and a modern brick chimney stack. The building primarily has horned sash windows, with a tripartite arrangement to the right of No 7 and modern windows at No 9; some windows have cambered voussoirs. The front of No 7 has two windows and includes a Victorian shop front with a bracket cornice and implied grooved pilasters, a two-light window, panelled reveals, and four-panel doors for both the shop and the house. No 8 features a four-panel door, while No 9 has a modern door; both are one-window fronts.

The right end of the building, facing Chapel Street, has an asymmetrical gable that steps back at the apex; the upper part is made of red brick, while the lower front half is rubble, indicating the presence of an earlier, narrower structure. The rear has a tall roof pitch with gabled cross ranges and some modern alterations. No 7 is slate hung and features a small pane sash window. In the yard behind, there is a tiny two-storey, one-window former weaver's cottage, constructed of red brick with small pane sash windows, which is the only one of its kind remaining in Llanidloes.