Warehouse in the Courtyard to the rear of Nos. 22-25

This is a three-storey warehouse located in the courtyard behind Nos. 22-25. The structure is made of red brick, with the ground floor whitewashed, and features a two-window front and rear. It has a slate roof with wide eaves. The first and ground floors have cambered voussoirs and three-light windows.

The front of the building, which faces the terrace, includes one window with a dropped sill and two small pane metal frame windows. There are boarded doors, and the doorway to the left was lowered when the first floor was removed, now leading to a low storage area. A lean-to on the right gable end has been removed.

At the rear, there are two small pane metal frame windows, with one first-floor opening lowered and the ground floor windows blocked. There is one window opening on the left-hand gable side and double boarded loading doors, which indicate the level of the first floor after it was converted into a cornmill. These doors are said to have originated from a chapel at Van. The hoist was operated along tracks that were taken from the Van lead mines. The yard at the rear is extensively cobbled.