4 Railway Terrace

Nos 3 and 4 Railway Terrace is a pair of two-storey shops built around 1910, designed in an Art Nouveau style. The exterior features colourwashed roughcast on rubble, with a moderately pitched slate roof that has oversailing eaves and exposed rafters. The rendered stacks include a lozenge motif on the central stack.

The first floor has mock timbered gables supported by brackets above canted oriel windows. The deep verges are adorned with bargeboards that have finials. The oriels are topped with rectangular toplights featuring lead cames. The windows consist of two-light small paned casements with narrow sidelights. A continuous moulded cornice with paired brackets and dentils projects forward under the oriels, which rest on large consoles. The ends of the fascia are gabled, and the end pilasters display a lozenge motif over fluting with leaf finials.

To the right, there is a shop window, while the left side features a recessed doorway with a small paned glazed door and small paned stained glass toplights with moulded tops. The plate glass windows include a cross window to the left, which also has lead cames in the upper lights. The house doorway on the extreme left has a half-glazed door with moulded vertical panels, and the pilasters match those of the shopfront.