Lloyd's Bank and Chambers

This is a two-storey, classical-style stone building, likely dating from the 18th century. It has five windows across the facade. At the top, arched attic windows are set behind a balustrade, decorated with lion heads and moulded keystones. A grand arrangement of fluted Corinthian pilasters runs through the first and second storeys, topped by an entablature. The second-floor windows are rectangular, while the first-floor windows have triangular pediments and convex stone balconies. The ground storey is rusticated and arched; it features three windows centrally, each with scrolled keystones, and a similar doorway to the left. To the right is a more elaborate bank entrance featuring a heavy lion-head keystone, relief spandrels, and a doorway constructed from grey Bessbrook granite.