Exterior
House, red brick laid in Flemish bond, with slate roof and brick end stacks, the right stack larger. Two storeys and attic with high basement, three bays, on brick and stone plinth. Coved eaves cornice. Cambered headed cross-windows with iron small-paned glazing and iron opening lights, three to top floor and one to ground floor right, with brick voussoirs and thin sills. A similar window to ground floor centre replaced since 1983 by a neo-Georgian doorway up a steep flight of eight concrete steps with iron railings (imitating steps to former shop door). Door is narrow six-panel in timber surround with panelled piers and lintel, under radiating-bar fanlight under open pediment on consoles. To left is C19 former shop-window in form of a large canted timber oriel on brackets, formerly of 1-2-1 plate glass lights, now with small panes. Beneath are steps down to cambered-headed cellar entry with ledged doors. Blocked cellar opening under right window.
Added lean-to to left with former shop door, up eight stone steps, the bottom ones curved, with wrought iron railings curving out at foot. Ledged door in timber doorcase with side piers, fascia and cornice on consoles.
Left end wall has casement pair to attic each side of big projecting brick chimneybreast, the walling stuccoed to left, red brick to right, matching the lean-to which has a good early C19 fifteen-pane bowed shop window in red brick right end, in casing of pilasters with roundels, fascia and shelf cornice, shutter groove. Lean-to continues in stucco (rubble stone in old photographs) without windows, continuous with stuccoed rear wing, Old Market Square Cottage, with brick end stack. Double-fronted, one and a half storeys with one eaves-breaking casement pair with sloping roof to right, above a small casement pair with iron glazing bars, C20 door to centre, and C20 triple casement to left (replacing a casement pair shown in old photographs). Rubble stone W end wall with stone coping, and rubble stone rear N wall. Rear of main house has garden-wall bond brickwork, three cambered-headed cross-windows with iron opening lights above, one to ground floor left. French window to centre and hipped porch with small-paned glazing in angle to the rear wing.
Stone cobbled setts in front.