Description

The entry for;

TQ 0107 ARUNDEL 18 TARRANT STREET
(north west side)

2/10001 The Arundel Emporium

II

shall be replaced by the following entry:

TQ 0107 ARUNDEL TARRANT STREET
(north west side)

2/10001 Number 18,
The Arundel Emporium

1.12.94 II

Furniture repository, later offices and restaurant. C1880. Red brick with contrasting
yellow/red brick decorative courses and segmental arches and surrounds to windows. Brick
modillion eaves cornice. Slate roof Brick chimneys. Three storeys with 2 storey lean-to section
at east end. Double gabled roof South elevation to street: ground floor has arcaded front with
five archways, the central one being taller with a stone keystone to its arch. The masonry arches
forming the facade at this level were blocked with timber hoardings at time of inspection. At
the west end a larger arch with stone keystone has a double wooden garage door. The lean-to
section at the east end has been altered (c 1991) to an arched entrance to match that at the west
end, leading to a fight of brick steps. First floor: 6 double-hung sash windows with glazing
bars, 1 small window in lean-to section replaced by an arched opening. Second floor: 6
double-hung sash windows with glazing bars. East elevation: second floor has 3 double-hung
sash windows with glazing bars and painted sign. West elevation is similar to east but 2 of the 3
windows have a differing glazing bar configuration.
See 'Inventory of furniture held at Sparks' Depository 14 Jan 1882' (Arundel Castle MSS IN71).

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The following building shall be added to the list;

TQ 0107 ARUNDEL 18 TARRANT STREET
(north west side)

2/10001 The Arundel Emporium

II

Furniture repository, later offices and restaurant. C1880. Red brick with contrasting
yellow/red brick decorative courses and segmental arches and surrounds to windows. Brick
modillion eaves cornice. Slate roof. Brick chimneys. Three storeys with 2 storey lean-to
section at east end. Double gabled roof. South elevation to street: ground floor has arcaded
front with five archways, the central one being taller with a stone keystone to its arch. Behind
these is a range of fixed windows and a central glazed double door (now blocked). At the west
end a larger arch with stone keystone has a double wooden garage door. The lean-to section at
the east end has been altered (c1991) to an arched entrance to match that at the west end,
leading to a fight of brick steps. First floor: 6 double-hung sash windows with glazing bars, 1
small window in lean-to section (replaced double-hung sash window in 1991). Second floor: 6
double-hung sash windows with glazing bars. East elevation: second floor: 3 double-hung sash
windows with glazing bars and painted sign. West elevation: identical to east.
See 'Inventory of furniture held at Sparks' Depository 14 Jan 1882' (Arundel Castle MSS IN71).

Listing NGR: TQ0167507021

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26540744

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