One of a group of six former houses, each two storeys and a basement, and of two windows. It has stucco elevations with a rusticated ground floor, and a hipped slate roof with brick chimneys.

On the ground floor the left hand bay has a round headed doorway with pilasters and an entableture, while to the right is a canted bay which extends down to basement level and up to the first floor, with modern sash windows which have dentil courses and keystones. To the left on the first floor is a tall French casement with a architrave, and a balcony supported by brackets which descend to either side of the ground floor doorway. The second floor windows have shouldered, stuccoed, architraves while the top floor windows are plain headed casements (replacing original sashes). Above this is a crowning cornice and a blocking course with large brackets.
(Source; Cadw listing databse) S Fielding RCAHMW 01/11/2005