58 Cross Street

Smooth rendered and painted front with a natural slate roof. Double depth plan with entry on the right. Three storeys, two windows, the upper floors are framed by giant quoin pilasters; a photograph of 1910 shows second floor and cill bands in addition. The ground floor has a recessed central entry shopfront with plate glass display windows. Panelled house door to right, reduced fascia over the whole width, which now reveals the cills above. The first floor windows are 2 over 2 pane sashes with keyed heads; similar smaller ones on the floor above. Moderate pitch plain roof with tall red brick stack on right gable. Rear elevation not inspected.

The interior demonstrates that this was originally a late C16 jettied house as it retains the jetty post on the ground floor on the left and also has cross-beams and an apparently late C16 fireplace on ground floor at the rear. Upper floors not seen at resurvey.