2 Vine Square

2 Vine Square is a one and a half storey building constructed of red brick with a slate roof. It features a tall central chimney stack made of red brick, with an upper course in blue and yellow brick.

The entrance front faces southwest. The upper storey has two dormers that spring from the eaves, adorned with plain bargeboards topped with pinnacles. The windows, which are aligned across the eaves line, have cambered brick heads with keystones, stone sills, and hornless sash glazing featuring four small panes in each window. A blue brick stringcourse runs along the building. The entrance doors are located in the outer bays and are styled in an earlier 19th century manner, featuring Doric pilasters and a cornice above. The doors are four-panelled, with the upper panel of the left door being glazed. Between the doors, there is a window for each house, which is camber-headed with a keystone, stone sills, and hornless sash glazing with four large panes.

The gable ends each have a camber-headed window on both floors, positioned towards the rear. At the rear, there are paired dormers that spring from the eaves, with a camber-headed window set across the eaves. The right (southeast) house has a single-storey brick extension with a monopitch roof.