
What is recorded here
Terraced two-bay four-storey premises, c. 1800; one of a pair; two-storey annexe to rear, having slate, M-pitched roof with parapet to front, rendered and brick chimney stacks, painted render finish with string courses cill levels, render surrounds and shopfront to ground floor with cornice signboard and decorative stop ends, c. 1880, camber headed window openings retaining timber sliding sash windows and painted stone cills; street frontage and access onto Dunbar Street to rear.
Late Georgian building, significant as part of a pair. Retaining much original external fabric, including late nineteenth-century shopfront, and having prominent quay-side site. Part of small number of historically important buildings remaining on this part of the quay.
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