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29 Dovecot Street

The ground floor has had a modern wooden façade installed over brick. The first floor still retains its original early 20th Century brick in English Garden Wall bonding. A chimney is shared by No. 27 and 29 and all the first floor windows are original.

On the first floor the two sash windows have been removed and a large bay window has been added. The roof has a decorated brick cornice following the entire length of each face beneath the eaves and has a gable profile and made up of slate tile. At the back of the property a later extension has been added to the ground floor. Materials used: Early 20th Century brick and a modern wooden façade. The roof is built of slate tiles.

Number of storeys: 2

Fenestration and doorways: A single entrance in-set of the large wooden façade with one large glass pane on the ground floor and a large bay window on the first. At the back, a single entrance, now boarded with a steel door would have allowed access into the extension. The two windows at the back have been filled with modern bricks.

Period 19th Century
Listed Status Not Listed
Within Stockton Town Centre Conservation Area Yes
Original Building Use Dwelling/House
Current Building Use Shop
Date of Survey Tue, 06 Oct 2009

Location

29 Dovecot Street Stockton-on-Tees TS18 1LH

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