Priory House Conservative Club

Priory House Conservative Club is a building with roughcast and painted walls topped by a modern dark red tile roof. The structure has three storeys on the right side and two storeys on the left, which were once separate houses. There are five windows in total, with three located in the three-storey section. This section features plain 2 over 2 pane sash windows on the ground and first floors, separated by a band. On the right side, there is a small enclosed porch supported by two plain columns and topped with a flat hood on a dentil cornice. The upper floor has early 20th-century cross-framed casements.

On the west side, there is an unusual first-floor conservatory with a tile roof, supported by two fluted Doric columns on the street side, which may have been relocated from another site. The upper storey features a range of plain glazing and bracketed eaves, while the roof is hipped from front to back. The two-storey section on the left has three arched windows on the ground floor, with the center window converted into a door. The left window has 3 over 3 panes, and the right window has 2 over 2 panes, with wrought iron area railings attached on the left, indicating that the right window was originally the door of the separate house. The roof has a brick dentil eaves cornice and is hipped over the entire structure, with three ridge stacks. There is also a two-storey garage on the left with one casement window above the garage door, a dentil cornice, and a plain roof. The rear elevation was not observed.

The interior of the ground floor has been entirely altered for club use, affecting both its layout and decoration. The upper floors were not seen during the resurvey.