Description

NOTTINGHAM

SK5739NE ST MARY'S GATE
646-1/21/601 (West side)
Nos.48 AND 50

GV II

Lace warehouse, now offices. 1883. By S & J Cargill of New
Basford, builders, for WA Fowkes. Red brick with rock-faced
stone ground floor, ashlar dressings and clerestory with slate
roof.
Plinth, string course, bracketed sill bands to the upper
floors, elaborate moulded brick eaves. Windows are mainly
original plain sashes with ashlar mullions and surrounds. 3
storeys plus basement and attics; 7 window range. Ground floor
has segment-arched openings. Central tripartite window flanked
by 2 single windows, then panelled double doors with
fanlights. Basement has similar openings. Upper floors have a
central tripartite window flanked by 3 single windows, all
with round-arched openings and hood moulds. Second floor
windows are smaller. Attics have a central coped gable with
finial and tripartite window. Clerestory has continuous
glazing with round-arched lights, and dentillated wooden
eaves.
INTERIOR has a wooden winder stair and truss roof.

Listing NGR: SK5761139658

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26560520

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