4 Bishopton Lane
Rendered brick building with slated ridge roof. The ground floor has a large shop front window with single door. The fascia is supported by wood columns at either end. On the first floor there is a double four pane sash window with a single two pane sash window either side of this window. There is another double four pane sash window. Each have a painted stone sill but no visible lintel.
The pattern is repeated on the second floor. There is a rearward extension to the building with ridge roof at right angles to the main building with a two storey extension at right angles to main building with ridged roof and single storey extension with flat roof. There are a number of windows in the back only partly visible on the aerial view.
Period |
19th Century
( Late 19th century ) |
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Listed Status | Not Listed |
Within Stockton Town Centre Conservation Area | Yes |
Original Building Use |
Shop
( Commercial? ) |
Current Building Use | Shop |
Other Information |
Probably part of a block built around 1885 called central buildings and including Maxwells corner and Terrace in Norton Road. |
Date of Survey | Wed, 19 Sep 2012 |
Relationship to Adjoining Buildings |
Adjoining6-18 and also No 2 and probably part of same build as no2. |
Location
4 Bishopton Lane Stockton-on-Tees TS18 2AA