105 and 107 King Street

This early 19th century ashlar structure is of 3 storeys with a slate roof. Each of the 2 bays has sash windows, reglazed. The ground floors have modern shop fronts inserted. There are moulded architraves to the windows; the cills to the second floor windows have brackets. There are quoins at each extremity of the elevation. The building has a stone eaves cornice and frieze. The floor levels of no. 107 are slightly lower than those of no. 105 so the present elevation may represent the uniform re-fronting of two late 18th century properties. LISTED GRADE 2