29 Broad Street

29 Broad Street is part of a three-storey terrace located at 27-30 Broad Street in Newtown, featuring cellars at the rear. The building is constructed of colourwashed Flemish bond brick and has an eight-window facade. It has a gabled slate roof with a lead ridge and plain eaves, along with truncated brick stacks at the extreme right.

The second-floor windows have shallow upper sashes with nine panes, while the first-floor windows are twelve-pane sashes. The lower sash of the window on No 27 has had its glazing bars removed and a Victorian sash has been fitted to the right on No 28. There are dummy windows situated between Nos 28 and 29. The windows feature gauged brick voussoirs, plain reveals, and stone sills. The ground floor has modern shopfronts. Round arches lead to tunnel passages between Nos 27 and 28, Nos 29 and 30, and at the extreme right of No 30.

At the rear, the building is constructed in English garden wall bond, and No 27 retains its original windows. It features small paned iron cross windows and similar narrow fixed lights to the left, with cambered header arches. Most of the other windows at the rear are largely modern.