H.R.Grant including former Flannel mill to rear

Victorian 3-storey, 3-window scribed rendered front. Slate roof with wide front eaves; rubble end chimney stacks with stock brick caps; advanced chimney breast to left end. Sash windows with inset marginal glazing bars arched to first floor. Fine overall shop front with moulded cornice, raised fascia lettering and composite capitals to pilaster strips at right end and flanking left hand entrance which has tall arched panels to reveals and door. Arched lights to shop windows and splayed central entrance with double doors; panelled stallriser. Tripartite sash windows and 1 small pane sash window at rear with 6-panel door.

Slightly lower 4-storey and attic rubble former flannel mill to rear with half-hipped slate roof. 6-window N elevation with central cross gable containing semi-circular small-pane metal-frame casement window; voussoirs to timber frame windows below with small casement openings. Left hand bay immediately to rear of house has small pane sashes. 3-light attic window to NW end over combined 2nd and 1st floor openings; entrance below now converted to garage use. 2-swept roof attic windows to SW side. Boarded doors.

Reused chamfered beam inside the mill. Stone flagged and part cobbled cellars to house, possibly originally an outside courtyard (see inserted floor timbers).