Bradford House

Bradford House is a Grade II listed building, one of a pair with No 12. It is a three-storey, one-bay house featuring a slate gabled roof and bracket eaves. The rendered stack is located to the left of No 12 and to the right of No 14. The facades are painted lined stucco, with second-floor sash windows that have marginal bars (these have been replaced with uPVC on No 14). The first floor features a canted timber oriel window with horned sashes, a cornice, and a metal tent roof. The front sash window on No 12 retains its marginal panes, while all glazing on No 14 is uPVC.

The ground floor has shopfronts with an overall fascia and a dentilled cornice supported by four pilasters, which frame long panels and corbelled bosses above. There is one pilaster at each end and two framing the central door to No 14, which is central to the entire building. The shopfront for No 12, located to the left of the central door, includes a six-pane shop window on the left and a recessed half-glazed door with an overlight on the right. The overlight is inscribed with 'T. Harris, painter and glazier' in gilded Tuscan letters. No 14 features a similar shop window to the right with three panes, and the main doorway to the left has a uPVC door with an overlight in a panelled reveal.