
What is recorded here
Terraced two-bay four-storey with attic premises with steeply pitched roof, c. 1760; one of a pair; entrance originally via steps at first floor level; shop front to ground floor, retaining timber sliding sash windows, original round headed door opening with fanlight now glazed to form first floor window, glazed and timber shopfront to ground floor with two entrance doors; street frontage and small enclosed area to rear.
Substantial late eighteenth-century premises, retaining some original fabric. Having importance as part of distinctive eighteenth-century terrace on river.
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