Bridge Street, and attached iron railings

This property is a late Georgian townhouse with an attached shop. The walls are rendered and painted, topped with a shallow-pitched slate roof featuring end corniced brick stacks and overhanging boarded eaves. The building has two storeys and a two-window range of 12-pane sashes set in reveals with shallow sills on the house. A platband separates the storeys.

On the ground floor, there is a window to the left, which is a tri-partite sash under a bracketed hood with a low sill. To the right, there is a doorway with antae and a deeply recessed elaborate door that features a central octagonal panel, decorative carved panel borders, and narrow margin lights. The property also includes an iron gate and railings adorned with elaborate thistle-head finials on a stone kerb, with end piers that have half-round capstones.

The shop wing projects to the left and has a three-window first floor range of sashes in reveals, with the centre window featuring a bracketed hood. The ground floor shop window is from the 20th century. The layout allows the shop to extend across the entire ground floor, with the dwelling above.

The building retains fragments of hoodmoulds with spur stops.