Former Assembly Rooms

The Former Assembly Rooms is a wide, two-storey building with a basement, featuring a five-bay façade. The upper floor is cement rendered, while the ground floor showcases exposed rusticated blocks behind a Tuscan colonnade, which was formerly a loggia. It has a hipped slate roof with wide eaves, and the outer first-floor window bays are adorned with panelled pilasters and channelled rustication. The centre bays have incised panels. The small-frame sash windows have plain margins and incised aprons. The ground floor includes panelled end pilasters, boarded small-pane windows, channelled voussoirs, and a segmental arch leading to the centre doorway, which is accessed by steps. The area railings have been removed.

The rear elevation is also two storeys and cemented, with a hipped slate roof. The first floor has two small-pane sashes on the left and a cantilevered three-light bay on the right. There is an arched doorway leading up steps, with an oculus to the left.