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 |
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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