34 West Row

Used simply for storage, this structure is in a serious state of disrepair, a modern in-fill of the entrance and window of the property with breeze blocks has strengthened the integrity temporarily, set within the frail 19th Century brickwork. Coursed in English Garden Wall style and mortar bonding, a decorative brick cambered arch still runs through what may have been fenestration or an entrance head. Its left side, facing into the car park, is a taller, shallower gable fully rendered which was probably the side of another property no longer extant.

Materials used: A combination of 19th Century brick and breeze-block bonded with cement and mortar. The roof has been built of pantiles of which is need of repair as several holes have formed. Number of storeys: 1 Fenestration and doorways: No entrance or window to the outside is now visible, although a large entrance can be seen leading into No. 32.