Description

MALPAS C.P. CHURCH STREET
SJ 44 NE
(South Side)
2/44 Nos.3 and 5
GV II

Office with accommodation over (No.3) and shop with accommodation over
(No.5). 1729, the front and east end of No.3 refaced circa 1900.
Stone-dressed hard red brick (No.3); No.5 rendered; grey slate roofs.
3 storeys; 2 windows. 2 full-width attached front parapet gables. No.5
has plain square corner pilasters with rendered moulded stone caps
carrying stone balls; bands at 1st and 2nd floors; cornice at gable
base; stone gable finials; shop front circa 1900 with recessed central
door and panelled softwood pilasters and fascia; 2 flush unequal
sashes to middle storey of 15 panes with projecting keystones and
moulded cills; the gable, painted as if timber-framed, contains a
replaced small-pane sash. The head of the pilaster between No.3 and
No.5 is inscribed D (for Drake ?): IA:1729. The rebuilding of No.3
reflects the original design but with the hard detailing and materials
of the turn of the C19, and with late C20 office door and glazing.
Interiors not inspected.

Listing NGR: SJ4873547223

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26423614

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