34 King Street

House and shop, painted roughcast with imitation slate close-eaved roof and no chimney. Two storeys, 2 bays. Plinth, 2 2-pane horned sash windows on first floor and large C20 single-pane fixed shop window with C20 casing, recessed doorway to right with 2 doors, to left into optician's shop and straight ahead to No 34a, upper storey offices. Doorway is aligned to right of window above.

Staircase with turned balusters and thick rail in early to mid C18 style, the bottom flight replaced in C20, but next flight with square newel, closed pulvinated string. The next flight is enclosed. In the cellar, down 6 steps, there is a wall of stone rubble running through the right hand side of the building, the party wall with No 33, circa 2.80 metres thick, on the line of the medieval town wall of which it probably forms a part. The 2 cellars are joined and accessed from No 34 only. Fireplace on back wall of No 34 cellar. One heavy beam.