The Golden Fleece is two storey corner hotel with a hipped tile roof.  The roof is punctuated by three small gables located over recessed balconies on the upper level.  The central gable is infilled with a large single paned window.  The roofline is interrupted above the splayed corner by a vertical masonary element capped with a curved pediment and flanked by a single scrolled bracket on each side.  Square fluted pilasters and multi-paned windows with lourved timber shutters at the first floor level are indicative of the Colonial Revival style detailing.  A cantilevered awning wraps around both street facades.
<p>Some alterations were made c.1955 by Ancher, Mortock and Murray. The building was renovated in 1975 by Tooth &amp; Co.  The ground floor has been extensively altered both internally and externally.  The original fireplaces and walls have been removed.
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