Flook's jeweller's shop is a late nineteenth century stone-built with stucco finish structure of two and a half storeys, which has a canted three sided front to the Street, stone chimney stacks and a slate roof. It has sash windows on the first-floor that retain moulded architraves and lion-mask key-stones. The shop front has a boxed fascia with volute brackets at each end. It is known to retain its original internal display units.

Geoff Ward, RCAHMW, 22 September 2005.

[Additional:] Historic Buildings Record made by Pentan Partnership March 2011 in advance of conversion deposited in NMRW. (RFS/RCAHMW/May 2011).