Corner Shop

This is a three-storey, two-window corner shop built in painted Flemish bond brick. It features a gently pitched old slate roof with a hip at the corner and a saw tooth eaves cornice. There is a brick stack on the roof. On the second floor, there are two-light casements under the eaves, with original small paned iron lights on the right and a later deeper six-pane wood frame on the left. The first floor has later two-light casements, each with six panes. The windows have gauged brick voussoirs, shallow reveals, and no sills. On the ground floor to the left, there is a six-pane fixed light, and a tripartite shop window with a simple hood, featuring twelve panes per light. The broad doorcase has a pediment hood supported by brackets, and there is a six-panel door similar to the side elevation. The corner is roughly chamfered.

Facing Union Street, there are four iron windows, including two small paned iron camed windows below the eaves (with a small opening light in the top left quarter) and one at the first floor level. Additionally, there is a sixteen-pane iron framed fixed light beside the doorcase. The ground floor wall is plastered, while the rear elevation has been modernised.