43-44 High Street
There are flanking pilaster strips with pronounced vertical bonding on the first floor. The bonding is three bricks deep with a single brick level set back. The brickwork is English bond and painted white. The ground floor has a modern shop frontage with Victorian style ornamentation.
The first floor has a large, unusual bay window with six large lights and six small stained glass lights above these. This window has an ornamented wooden canopy and a parapet above this canopy with balustrades and ornamental ironwork. However this is a façade because the roof is flat behind the raised parapet. The rear of the building, in Green Dragon yard, is brick in English bond with mortar bonding. The ground floor has two casement windows with 20 panes each and there is one single door.
| Period |
20th Century
( Early 20th century façade ) |
|---|---|
| Listed Status | Not Listed |
| Within Stockton Town Centre Conservation Area | Yes |
| Original Building Use |
Shop
( Shop ) |
| Current Building Use | Shop |
| Date of Survey | Mon, 03 Oct 2011 |
| Relationship to Adjoining Buildings |
Adjoins 45 High Street, Winpenny House and 42 High Street. At the rear it is adjacent to the Yorkshire bank and a separate building recorded as H7. |
Location
43 - 44 High Street Stockton-on-Tees TS18 1SB
Street View
