36 Mount Street

36 and 37 Mount Street in Welshpool is a two-storey building originally timber framed but later refronted in brick and rendered. It features a steep slate roof with a large brick axial stack. The façade has three windows, with the left bay (formerly number 36) set back slightly. There are two-light casement windows with cambered brick heads, one above the eaves and another in the advanced right bay, which also has a doorway and a renewed casement window under a common lintel. A blocked opening is present to the left, and the upper windows are two-light casements located just under the eaves.

Inside, the entrance leads to a lobby in front of the shared stack with number 38. A timber-framed partition separates the lobby from the main room, which features a fine moulded timber panel. An exposed plain bressumer of a blocked fireplace is visible. The main room has been opened up to include the front room of the former number 36, which was originally a narrow double pile cottage that likely served as the service rooms at the lower end of the original hall.