What is recorded here
The old buildings that have been restored and partly replaced on this site were occupied from 1853 to 1987 by Nalder & Son Solicitors and Notaries Public. Developers: Beazer Developments Limited. Architects: Bruges Tozer Partnership. January 1989.
Nalder's Court has historical significance as the long-time headquarters of Nalder & Son Solicitors and Notaries Public, a legal firm that operated from the site from 1853 to 1987. The building was restored and redeveloped by Beazer Developments Limited with architecture by Bruges Tozer.
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- Recorded date
- January 1989
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