History

Probably C18 with alterations of later C19.

Exterior

Three storeys (two to rear), three windows. Roughcast with raised horizontal, corner, and plinth bands and architraves in smooth render; slate roof with rendered chimney to R. On second and first floors centrally placed window with broader window to each side, lugged architraves with bands at sill level, modern glazing. On ground floor, to L, altered late C19 shop front. Classically derived end pilasters support cornice on brackets, fascia board below; modernised window to L, glazed double shop doors; circa 1920's half glazed door to R. To R of shopfront, two display windows with lugged architraves and panel between, fascia board over.

External Links

• Cadwr Listing
• Wikidata Q29483422

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