Description

BELL STREET
1. (East Side)
1559 -----------
No 10
SU 3521 4/144

II GV

2.
Early-mid C19. Hipped slate roof with red tiled ridges, 2-storeys. Dentilled
eaves cornice. Painted brick. 2 fronts with the wall between the 2 on
the corner curved. Front facing Bell Street: one window bay. One square
sash window in reveals on 2nd floor (window with glazing bars). On 1st
floor, one flat-headed sash window in reveals in segmental arch; painted
voussoirs. C20 plate glass shop window, C20 stall riser on ground floor
within original frame: flanked by pilasters with entablature of fascia and
cornice over. Entablature extends round corner and across north-west front
of building. North-west front facing the Corn Market has a similar frontage.
2 bays. Similar windows and window spacing. Similar modern plate-glass
shop window on ground floor within similar framing and with same entablature
over. Beyond this to the east, blocked opening in reveals. Further east
again, doorway flanked by pilasters; flush panelled door in reveals with
small rectangular fanlight over; entablature over both (continuing from
west). Doorway to shop on corner, also flanked by pilasters.

Nos 10 & 12 with No 1 Corn Market form a group.

Listing NGR: SU3522121138

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26525128

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