
What is recorded here
Six-bay three-storey red brick building having turret with oxeye windows, c. 1900, built on a corner site; shopfront with glazed bricks, decorative terracotta plaques to upper floors and iron railings to parapet. Lead roof to tower and flat roof to main block.
Although the windows to this building have been replaced with inappropriate uPVC, it retains the majority of its decorative details such as iron railings to the parapet, glazed bricks to the shopfront and the use of terracotta on the façade. It also occupies an important corner site.
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