Former Lloyds Bank Chambers

The Former Lloyds Bank Chambers is a large Georgian building located at a prominent corner, with its main facade facing High Street, although it is not numbered on that street. The structure features a two-unit elevation towards Bank Square and a rear elevation facing Bank Street. It is rendered and consists of three storeys plus a cellar.

Most of the windows are 12-pane sashes set within reveals, although some openings have been blocked. The High Street facade includes a four-window range, with two of the first-floor windows blocked. The elevation to Bank Square has separate hipped 20th-century tiled roofs for the two units, connected by a tall brick stack that has an arch for the valley gutter. On the left side, the windows are 6/6-pane horned sashes, while on the right, there are longer 9/9-pane hornless sashes that are stepped back. The Bank Street elevation features a two-window range.

The ground floor has a projecting 20th-century shopfront with round-arched openings that have been blocked. This shopfront extends along the entirety of the High Street facade and half of the Bank Square facade, connecting with numbers 24 and 25 High Street. Currently, the ground floor is disused, with all windows blocked. The building was previously converted into ground floor shops and offices on the two upper floors.