110 High Street

This is a three storey brick building with attic. The brick is stretcher bond to front elevation, the side elevation has English Bond one header to five stretchers. The building first floor covers the alleyway over Hambletonian Yard. There is a side elevation and part of rear elevation in white glazed brick which appear to be cladding.

The roof is slate with decorative ridge tiles including the dormer window which has a finial. The ground floor has a modern shop front with double door and wooden framed windows to either side. The other three floors have bay windows to front including the dormer. Windows to rear and side have all been blocked.

There is a side door with roller shutter. There are chimneys either end of the building, the left hand side one having three pots and the right hand side one has two pots. Drainpipes are plastic. There is a sign for Hambletonian Yard.