Llinos Hair Salon

Llinos Hair Salon is a three-storey building dating from the 19th century, featuring a two-window gabled front made of red brick, accented with freestone window dressings and stock brick quoins and cill bands. The slate roof has wide boarded eaves and a stock brick chimney stack with red brick banding.

On the second floor, the windows rise into the gables, which have ogee-shaped bargeboards adorned with punched roundels and retain their finials. The paired horned sash windows have hoodmoulds, chamfered mullions, and punched roundels in the spandrels. The second-floor windows have acutely pointed and stilted heads, while the first-floor windows feature Caernarvon arch heads and a toothed impost band.

The building retains fine contemporary shopfronts with end and centrally dividing composite pilasters; the left end pilaster is panelled. The brackets and overall cornice are ornately decorated. The openings have saw tooth lintels, flanking colonnettes, and panelled spandrels and reveals. The large shop windows have glazing bars only at the top, and there are half-glazed double doors at the ends.

The right-hand side of the building is constructed of English Garden wall bond red brick with two windows, featuring nearly flush frames for the horned sash windows, one of which has small panes. There is a bracket cornice above the doorcase, which has a modern door. The rear of the building is made of red brick and includes a chimney breast, modern windows, and a single-storey lean-to.