38 Eastgate

38 Eastgate is a late Georgian building with Victorian alterations, featuring two storeys and an attic with an offset two-window front. The painted render fronts are partly scribed, and No 38 has an end pilaster strip and a cill band. The building has slate roofs, bracket eaves, and brick chimney stacks. There is a shallow blind attic storey below the eaves, along with a later pitched roof and slate-hung dormers that have paired sash windows and cusped bargeboards with finials. The first floor has small pane sash windows with architraves at No 38. The ground floor shop fronts have undergone Victorian alterations. No 32 features leaded glazing above the shop window, end pilaster strips, and a glazed stallriser. No 34 has similar pilasters and a six-panel door to the right, as seen on No 36. No 38 is distinguished by reeded Ionic pilasters flanking a blocked entrance to the left and a modern door entrance to the right, along with a bracket cornice, deep entablature, and a broad three-light window in the centre.