Barclays Bank

Barclays Bank is a bank building constructed in painted stucco with a slate roof that is hipped at the southwest angle. It stands three storeys tall and features a long front with five windows, all of which are plate glass sashes set in simple architraves. There is a narrow string course above the ground floor and a sill band at the second floor. The first floor windows are 4-pane and longer than those on the ground floor, which has a pair of windows in the centre. An entrance porch is located on the west end wall, and beyond it is a large three-storey canted bay window added in the late 19th century.

A photograph from around 1900 shows that the building once had paired doors in corniced doorcases at the centre of the ground floor, and the first floor windows had cornices. The upper floor featured a cornice and parapet that extended around to the west end stack. An advertisement from 1873 mentions that it was a newly erected dwelling house, then occupied by the London and Provincial Bank, which included 14 rooms, among them a sitting room with a bay window.