135 High Street
This is a three storey rendered brick and mortar building, with a Flemish bond. The gabled roof consists of slate. On the left hand side a brick transverse rectangular chimney stack is present, with a single red pot.
There is a single entrance in the centre of the ground floor, flanked by five shop window panes, of unequal size. On the first floor there are two sash windows, each consisting of two panes.
On the second floor there are two sash windows, each with four window panes. Both sets of windows on the first and second floors have sills, whilst those on the second floor each have a stylised bust of an individual and two rows of a curved lintel. There is a decorative horizontal feature, below the extension of the front elevation façade above the original gable roof line.
Period |
19th Century
( Late 19th century ) |
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Listed Status | Grade II Listed |
Historic England Links | |
Within Stockton Town Centre Conservation Area | Yes |
Current Building Use | Shop |
Date of Survey | Mon, 17 Sep 2012 |
Relationship to Adjoining Buildings |
Attached to M5 & M7. |
Location
135 High Street Stockton-on-Tees TS18 1LP