Warehouse Adjacent to Marquess of Bute's Warehouse

This is a late 19th-century warehouse located adjacent to the Marquess of Bute's Warehouse. It features a hipped slate roof and walls made of snecked brown stone with rounded corners. The building stands three storeys tall and has a five-bay south front, where the second and fourth bays are full-height loading bays, with a small gabled hood above the fourth bay. The windows are camber-headed with stone sills and mostly retain their original stone-pane wooden glazing.

On the west side, there are three bays designed in a similar style, although the left bay on the ground floor is obscured by a connecting passage to the adjacent warehouse. The north elevation has its ground floor obscured by an added passage, but to the right, there are three bays that match the style of the south front, with the top of the loading bay flanked by two windows. To the left, there is a wing that extends at right angles, also three storeys tall, featuring a full-height loading bay flanked by camber-headed windows, while the side elevations are blank and constructed of red brick.

Inside, the western section has three bays divided by two rows of three cruciform-sectioned iron columns that support wooden beams, with wooden floors laid above. To the east, beyond a wall, there is a single row of six cast-iron columns that continue into the northern wing, supporting wooden floors in a similar manner.