11 Guildhall Square

House now commercial premises, red brick Flemish bond with close-eaved slate roof, C20 gutter boards at eaves. Three storeys and cellar, 2 bays to the square, 3 to Blue Street and chamfered angle between. Hornless 16-pane sashes to upper floors with brick voussoirs and painted stone sills. Front left has lead rainwater head with Prince of Wales feathers, and downpipe with crossed acorns to brackets. Altered former double bow-fronted shop-front. Bowed windows of 20-panes each flanking a C20 glazed door, in common casing of pilasters and cornice. The cornice is original, but the windows have been shortened by one-pane depth to give a larger fascia. Rubble stone plinth with voussoirs of blocked cellar windows. Chamfered angle has large C19 painted metal coffee pot attached to first floor. Blue Street elevation has 16-pane sashes to upper floors and ground floor right. Ground floor left has renewed 28-pane bow-fronted shop window. Rubble stone plinth with segmental-headed cellar openings. Canted angle to right, at SW, has similar 16-pane sash on both upper floors and 4 steps up to pedimented doorcase with C20 door. Open pediment on console brackets may be original.

C20 ground floor premises, said to be altered throughout.