store/warehouse — The Mall

Complex of three multiple-bay two- and three-storey former warehouses on U-shaped plan, built c. 1820, and altered c. 1880, comprising six-bay two-storey range to the south, seven-bay three-storey range to the west, and four-bay two-storey range to the east. Later is use as a factory, c. 1900. Now disused\in use as outbuildings. Pitched natural slate roofs with grey clay ware ridge tiles to south and west ranges, pitched corrugated-metal roof to east range with cement rendered verge to the north gable end. Red brick eaves course to ranges to the south and to the west, cut stone eaves course to the range to the east. Timber beam\loading hoist to front pitch of roof over northern bay to range to the west. Some surviving sections of cast-iron rainwater goods. Partially rendered random rubble stone construction to blocks to the east and to the south with some roughly dressed quoins to the corners; random rubble stone construction to range to the west at ground floor level with red brick (English Garden Bond) construction over at first and second floor level (added c. 1900). Square-headed window openings to range to the east at first floor level having some red brick reveals, red brick relieving arches over, and with three-over-three pane fixed timber windows; ground floor window openings now blocked. Square-headed window openings to range to the south at first floor level having red brick revealing arches over, and with timber casement or fixed-pane windows; single loophole opening to the west end at ground floor level. Square-headed window openings to range to the west at ground floor level having three-over-three pane fixed timber window; square-headed window openings over at first floor level having red brick voussoirs and reveals, and with and with timber casement or fixed-pane windows, square-headed window openings over at second floor level having red brick voussoirs and reveals, and timber louvered fittings; single loophole opening to the south end at ground floor level. Some stone sills surviving to range to the west. Square-headed doorways and loading bays having battened timber doors; some doorways modified with concrete lintels over. Some window and door openings now blocked with modern blockwork. Segmental-headed carriage-arch to the east end of range to the south having rubble stone voussoirs to arch. Square-headed carriage-arch to the west end of range to the south having concrete lintel over; square-headed carriage-arch to the centre of range to the east having battened timber double doors with concrete lintel over. Set around courtyard with some remaining sections of cobbling. Some surviving wrought-iron gates to site. Set back from road to the rear (south) of buildings aligning The Mall, Ramelton. Entrance through shared carriage-arch between two three-storey buildings (see 40800213 and 40823026) from the Mall to the north.