part of the Cross Guns Inn

The Cross Guns Inn, along with number 32 Park Street in Newtown, is constructed from English garden wall bond brick, featuring some rubble work and a plastered front. It has a gently pitched slate roof with a plain eaves cornice. A tall composite brick stack rises from the ridge, while a lateral brick stack on the front elevation serves the weaving lofts at the right end. The former weaving lofts have shallow three-light iron casements, as do the first floor windows, which have cambered heads and shallow reveals, though the sills are later additions. The ground floor has modern windows. A later 19th-century gabled timber porch with bargeboards and finials, along with boarded sides, features a panelled door and an additional door with a cambered head at the extreme right.

At the rear of the weaving loft, there are three-light casements and several blocked windows. Inside, the partition walls are timber framed and brick nogged.