Former bank, now disused. c1900, with late C20 alterations. Ashlar and brick, with granite plinth and slate mansard roof. 2 gable and single ridge stacks, with shaped double cornices. Renaissance Revival style. Plinth, ground-floor cornice, first-floor sill band, main cornice, ramped coped parapet supported by volutes. First floor has bays defined by paired, fluted Ionic pilasters. Ground-floor bays are defined by rusticated quoins. 2 storeys plus attics; 2 x 2 windows, with angled corner. On the first floor, 5 wooden mullioned cross casements with glazing bar top lights and moulded rusticated surrounds with scroll keystones. Attic has 5 large dormers with flanking Ionic pilasters, open pediments containing cartouches, and 2-light casements with round heads and scroll keystones. Ground floor has elliptical-arched doorway with triple scroll keystones and panelled flanking pilasters. Above it, a round window with scroll keystone set in a strapwork panel and flanked by fluted scroll brackets carrying a cornice with mutules. On either side, 2 elliptical-arched single-pane windows with toplights and triple scroll keystones linked by a curved band. Between the windows, a strapwork cartouche. (EH)