10 & 11, Dovecot Street

The property has been rendered, and then painted white. A semi-façade feature has been projected out of the first floor with the heavy render, and this sits on top of the modern ground floor wooden façade. Both floors are in use by separate functions.

This particular property allows access for the carpet company into the first floors of all three buildings. In fact, this is probably the most likely reason for the present map’s apparent consolidation of the three buildings into one. It is flat roofed and although the back of the building can be reached, there is no fenestration or entrance. The material used is brick, heavily overlaid with patterned render.

There is a wooden façade on the ground floor. There is a single entrance on the left allowing access to the first floor, and a double entrance for the shop on the ground floor. The shop façade has four large pane windows incorporated. The first floor has three tall sash windows with a third small window added at their tops which are currently boarded with wood.