9&10 St Mary Street

9 and 10 St Mary Street is a large Georgian townhouse and shop, now functioning as a single shop with accommodation above, and is attached to buildings on either side. The walls are made of stone rubble that is roughcast rendered, with joint-lines that are barely visible. The building has a slate roof with brick end stacks and stands three storeys tall.

It features a five-window range of 8-pane sash windows set in moulded exposed frames with segmental-arched heads. The entire ground floor is occupied by an unusual projecting early 20th-century shop front that includes three windows and two recessed angled entrance doors. This shop front is notable for its paired heavy twinned console brackets at the end pilasters, a tiled plinth, unusual channelled polygonal corner mullions, a narrow frieze with ventilator panels, and a panelled soffit. The entrance is accessed via marble chequer-pattern steps.