5 Tower Street

5 Tower Street is a group of two-storey buildings featuring two-window frontages, except for Nos 1 and 8. The frontages are made of stucco and roughcast, with the first floors of Nos 2 and 3 being whitewashed plaster. Nos 4 and 7 are designed as advanced pavilions, with No 4 further highlighted by a pedimented cross-gable at the center. The buildings have cill bands and plinths, and No 7 includes an end pilaster strip. The roofs are slate, with boarded eaves and three cement render and two brick chimney stacks.

Recessed 12-pane sash windows are present throughout, except for the ground floor left window of No 2. The south front of No 49 features lugged architraves, while No 1 has a one-window front. The entrance to No 3 has been altered, with a sash window now in the former arched doorway recess. The other fronts have arched entrances of two orders with keystones, particularly notable on Nos 4 to 7. Nos 1 to 3 and 7 have four-panel doors, and No 4 features a five-pane fanlight. No 7 has a one-window front that wraps around a chamfered corner, leading to the similar but three-window dry dash front of No 8. The ground floor of No 49 is accentuated by deep pilasters and a large shop window.