A three storey three bay house built in the early to mid nineteenth century to stand as one of two end pavilions (with No. 6) with a two storey terrace (Nos. 2-5).
The house shows a rendered street front framed by plinth and pilasters under a slate hipped roof. The central round arched doorway is flanked by pilasters rising to a bracketed hood. There is a similar two bay side elevation to Bridge Street.
The house has a garden or yard to the rear with outbuildings above the river.

Source: CADW Listed Buildings Database (10026)

John Wiles 20.09.07