41 Bridge Street

Number 41 Bridge Street is a medieval undercroft that has been converted into a shop and is now a café. This structure is part of a Neo-Jacobean style brick building designed by Edward Hodkinson and built in 1864 for the second Marquis of Westminster. The undercroft is made of sandstone and has undergone alterations in 1864 and the 20th century.

The undercroft features a modern shopfront facing the street, which includes a prominently moulded and painted sandstone pier that is part of the 1864 rebuilding by Edward Hodkinson. The cellar is rock-cut and likely dates back to 1864. Inside, the shop is mostly lined, but there is exposed medieval squared sandstone rubble masonry visible in the lower part of the south wall, while the upper part of the wall has been resurfaced or rebuilt.