97 High Street

The brown brick three storey building with English standard bonding to the front elevation and side elevation. Pale coloured brick showing stretchers only has been used to the rear elevation. A single double entrance to the bar also includes stairs leading to first floor. A rear sloping slate roof is present, with three single paned square skylights. The front ground floor has a wooden panel front with a gallery window with two large panes.

The first floor has three triangular two sided bay windows consisting of two panes each. To the right of the windows there is a square bricked architectural feature consisting of a rectangular design with a border of concrete and brick squared panels. The second story has a similar lay out with a further two triangular bays, making five in total, above the architectural feature. The rear elevation has an extension to the left hand side on the ground floor, covering two storeys.

There is a ground floor single entrance and a three paned window above relating to the second storey. On the second storey of the building proper there are two windows that are now boarded up. To the left hand side there is an external staircase leading to the third story rear entrance. On this storey there are two windows. There is a single chimney present on the side elevation, build of the same brick as the rear elevation. There is a single side entrance on the ground floor and a blocked window.

On the first floor there are two windows, one with three frames and the other with two. No easily visible features are present on the third storey. Throughout this elevation there is a visible kink in the wall. This appears contemporary to the original building design, and not an addition. Cast iron piping is present on the side.