What is recorded here

End-of-terrace two-bay, two-storey former house, built c.1820 and possibly originally relating to the neighbouring former court house, now converted to a restaurant. The façade is rendered and painted with pitched roof slated. To ground floor is a shopfront of c.1930 renovated c.1995 with panelled timber entrance doorway with rectangular fanlight to left hand side. To the first floor are flat headed windows with timber bipartite sash and timber casement frames and painted stone sills. Rendered chimneystack; cast-iron rainwater goods. Segmental-headed gateway to south gable.

End-of-terrace house (possibly historically linked in some form to the neighbouring court house) which though altered to incorporate commercial premises remains relatively tasteful and of value to the streetscape.

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