The upper floors have a smooth render finish marked with imitation stonework joints. This is called stucco and was fashionable in Regency times.

It was built in 1811 as a jeweller with accommodation above. Remarkably it remained a jeweller for two centuries until H.L.Brown vacated the property.

It is now a gin bar. The original owner and builder was Thomas Mandall who had 2 jobs--he was a plumber and the coroner!