16 Broad Street

16 Broad Street is a stone-built terrace of five two-storey shops, designed with a cohesive facade featuring advanced and gabled end bays. The frontages alternate between coursed stone and rendered surfaces, topped with slate roofs, except for No 18, which has an asbestos tiled roof. Brick chimney stacks are present.

No 15, occupied by Watkins and Co Solicitors, is the left-hand advanced bay. It has a ground floor shop front with a double, panelled doorway and a plain rectangular fanlight positioned to the right of a three-light window, which is divided by wide stone mullions and features a stone sill. The horned sashes lack glazing bars, and the lower panes are frosted and display the business name. The door and windows are framed by a simple wide wooden surround made up of three pilasters on stone bases, topped with a deep bracketed cornice. The first floor contains three four-pane horned sash windows with stone sills and dressed stone lintels, along with wooden barge-boards.

No 16, home to W J Wallaby & Sons, has a rendered frontage. Its ground floor features a shop front with fascia end brackets, a large window, and a recessed door, which is flanked by a splayed window on one side and a curved window on the other. There is a tiled area below the windows, and the first floor has a horned sash window.

No 17, occupied by P Phillips, has a ground floor shop front with a ramped fascia and tiled stallriser. It features two large windows that lead to a recessed central door via two smaller splayed windows. The first floor has a single square-headed sash window with an ashlar effect tooled lintel.

No 18, known as Hollywood, has a rendered facade and an asymmetrical ground floor shop front with a large window on one side and a smaller window splayed back to meet a recessed door. It also has a tiled stallriser, and the first floor features a sash window.

No 19, which houses Robinsons Drug Store, forms the right-hand advanced bay. Its ground floor has a symmetrical shop front with a deep fascia and two large windows adorned with decorative glazing bars at the top. The doorway is created by two splayed windows leading to a recessed door, and it has a tiled stallriser. The first floor contains two sash windows.