
What is recorded here
End-of-terrace two-bay three-storey with attic premises, c. 1815; with hipped roof gabled dormer and parapet to front elevation, painted render finish, timber shopfront with six pilasters and entablature with dentil cornice, c. 1890, replacement uPVC casement windows to upper floors, painted stone cills and separate entrance door to residential accommodation on side elevation; street frontage, on corner site at junction with Dunbar Street.
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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