44 Queen Street

This is a Georgian building of three storeys, likely dating to the 18th century. It has stucco facades, with two windows facing Bridge Street, one window at the corner, and three windows facing Queen Street. The roof is slated and hipped, with chimney stacks constructed of rubble and wide eaves supported by brackets. The windows are small-pane sashes, and the left-hand bay of the Bridge Street front is blocked. A wide shop front wraps around the corner, featuring a bracket cornice (partially damaged), fluted Ionic pilasters, and a panelled apron. The shop front incorporates a 'tessellated doormat' and half-glazed doors. To the left, the shop front terminates in a doorway with fluted piers, panelled reveals, an eight-panel door, and a traceried fanlight, alongside a small-pane sash window.