29 West Row

The three storey rendered building. The roof is double pitched and covered in slate. There is a rectangular brick chimney stack, with two pots, adjacent to the southern gable. This is a small property with a shop on the ground floor and commercial premises above. Access to both is from the covered alleyway that is the entrance into Hambletonian Yard. Starting from the east the openings within the alleyway are as follows: 1. Fixed panel consisting of two glazed panels above a wooden panel. 2. Door to the upper floors, marked as 7 Hambletonian Yard. Nine glazed panels above six wooden ones. 3. Single doorway into the ground floor retail unit. The West Row facade contains the following openings: 1. Ground floor. Shop front, sitting proud of the facade. Plate glass window above a riser. Advertising sign above. Flanked by wooden pilasters. 2. Single window. Vertical sash containing four panes. Projecting sill. 3. Single window. Split into two halves by a wide central strut. Each half is a vertical sliding sash containing four panes.