4 Church Street

This building, located at 4 Church Street, is a house that has been converted into a shop. It features white-painted stucco and a slate roof with close eaves, along with rendered end stacks. The left stack is notably long, with seven chimney pots, while the right stack is smaller and rendered. The structure is three storeys high and has a two-window range of sash windows. The upper floor showcases square six-pane sashes positioned under the eaves, with small boarded gables above that were previously slate-hung. The first floor contains twelve-pane hornless sash windows, and the ground floor features a late 20th-century neo-Regency shop front, which includes a 16-pane shop window flanked by two doors, each with three-pane overlights. The shop front is adorned with panelled pilasters and roundels above in the fascia. There is a blocked basement chute in the centre of the front. The south side wall is slate-hung.

Inside, the building has pine joists and slate stairs along the south wall leading down to the cellar. The upper flight of the original early 19th-century stairs remains, featuring stick balusters and a simple chamfered newel.