44 Cross Street

Rendered and painted front with a natural slate roof. Apparently double depth plan but with later ranges built against the rear wall. Two storeys, three windows above a late C19 style modern shopfront. This has a recessed central double door with canted display windows on either side, low fascia which also covers the modern glazed house door to right. Windows above are 6 over 6 pane sashes with eared architraves, but no cills. Large timber dentil cornice, hipped roof with small gabled wing to rear left. A parallel range seems to have been built against the rear wing gable in the late C18. This is two storeys and garret with four windows showing above a single storey modern extension. The windows are 9 over 9 pane sashes. Steeply pitched roof with brick stack to either gable, garret windows in the gable. This elevation is only partially visible at the rear.

The ground floor shop shows no historic features. The main upper room is recorded as having panelling and an elaborate plaster cornice. The house added to the rear was not inspected.