Description

NOTTINGHAM

SK5739NE HEATHCOAT STREET 646-1/21/251 (West side) 19/10/95 Nos.1-9 (Odd) Carlton Buildings

GV II

Includes: Nos.2-10 (even) Carlton Buildings BROAD STREET. Shops and warehouses. 1881. By Samuel Dutton Walker and John Howitt of Nottingham for WA Brown. Altered mid and late C20. Red brick, with ashlar and terracotta dressings, some painted, and slate roofs. Plinth, ground floor cornice, first floor band, corbel table and moulded eaves. End bays and entrance bays defined by pilasters with brackets to ground floor. Windows are mainly original plain sashes with moulded lintels. Second floor windows have linked impost band and round-arched tympana containing relief panels. 4 storeys plus attics; 13:2:12 windows. Wedge-shaped site at junction of Heathcoat Street and Broad street with Goose Gate. Ground floor has continuous shopfronts and entrances on each side, under a cornice. Shopfronts, divided by pilasters, mainly reglazed, with original mullioned top lights. Heathcoat street front has segment-arched doorways in the third and 13th bays. Above, regular fenestration, with 2 reglazed windows on the first floor. Attics have 5 dormers with coped gables and 2 sashes. Narrow front, to Goose Gate, 2 windows, has rebated rounded corners, each with a doorway, and above, single windows. In the centre, 2 windows on each floor, and above again, a dormer with 3 sashes. Over the ground floor cornice, gilt wooden lettering reading "Carlton Buildings". Broad Street front has a doorway and a loading door in the first and second bays. Above, regular fenestration, and above again, 5 dormers. To left, an additional box dormer.

Listing NGR: SK5762839955

External Links

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