57 Barclay Street, and wall to north-west

This group of stables and offices, attached to No. 58 Barclay Street (HER ref. 4786) by a yard wall, dates to the early 19th century and has late 19th century and 20th century alterations. The rubble limestone building on Barclay Street has ashlar quoins, and a yard wall with ashlar coping and gate piers. The house at the rear of the yard is brick with painted ashlar dressings, a rendered ground floor and rubble rear elevation. There is a Welsh slate roof on the one-storey Barclay Street building and composition tile on the 3-storey rear house. The rear house has a wide segmental-arched vehicle entrance to the left, but its details are obscured by render. LISTED GRADE 2