4 Ramsgate

The building is of two storeys built in stretcher bonded brick with mortar. The roof is ridged with concrete tiles. The building is part of a block with number 5 and has a shared rear extension at right angles to the frontage. Although close examination of brickwork suggests slightly different building times. At each end of the roof are brick kneelers and a string course of headers and stretchers below the gutter. This gives a low parapet on the ridges of the roof. The East wall is plain brick. The shop front consists of a large triple window, semicircular at the top and a single glazed door with glazed address above. All surrounded by a wooden case surmounted by a fascia. This has been designed to fit in with the perceived area of older buildings. The first floor has two modern windows, giving the appearance of 9+9 panes per window.