32 West Row

The building no longer represents the property that used to stand here. It incorporates thin 19th Century brick from the original structure as well as various stages of 20th Century brick built into the adjoining property to its right. The original gable roof is not longer extant, though a shadow of the gable remains on the back wall of an extension of No. 22 Prince Regent Street.

Materials used: Brick of varying ages has been used throughout the property. A make-shift, wooden, sliding-panel door now exists as a warehouse entrance. A large wooden beam used as a lintel, in turn supports another beam of wood which forms the low, flat roof built of thin corrugated iron. Number of storeys: 1 Fenestration and doorways: On large garage/warehouse entrance with a sliding panel door.