Former Drill Hall front buildings

Former drill-hall front building, grey limestone with slate roof. Two buildings separated by an archway with corbelling over arch at eaves level and big rock-faced stone top with square stone plaque, and blocking course over with flat coping. Plaque has Prince of Wales feathers and inscription 'Pembrokeshire Territorial Force Drill Hall'. High round arch with cut stone voussoirs and big keystone. Double iron gates with some scrollwork over top rails. The two two-storey, two-bay flanking buildings have cambered headed large windows with cut stone voussoirs and stone sills. Single window over arched doorway in each inner bay, paired window under broad cambered head to each floor in each outer bay. Windows have small panes to upper sash only. Doorways have recessed blind tympana and late C20 doors. Stone voussoirs and keystones. Painted roughcast inner end walls and rear walls. Brick square chimneys on rear roofs just behind ridges. Rear windows with cambered heads and small panes to upper sashes only. Stuccoed rear of arch.