4 Princess Way

This is a three-storey office block built with snecked rubble facings and badly eroded freestone dressings. It features steep slate roofs, with a large gable extending forward on the left side, and parapets topped with finials. The stems of the chimneys on the left and centre have been removed above sloping seatings. The gable has three slit windows, and there is a wide relieving arch over a cusped tripartite window, which includes blind heads with disc ornament and punched spandrel rosettes. The right side has plain chamfered openings and cill bands.

On the first floor, there are seven paired windows under relieving arches with shouldered heads, roll-moulded arches, and similar detailing, featuring sash windows with some glazing bars. The ground floor has shouldered windows with decayed colonnettes and two modern doors, while the gable end is rendered.

Inside, the building retains an openwell staircase made of Baltic oak, featuring Gothic newels and ironwork railings.