38 Back Turner Street

House with integral workshop and cellar, probably early C19 with late C19 alteration.

MATERIALS: red brick (painted), stone dressings, slate roof.

PLAN: a single bay wide and three rooms deep.

EXTERIOR: tightly-packed on the narrow Back Turner Street, with taller, listed buildings immediately adjacent to the south and east, and opposite three former attic-workshop dwellings also of three storeys plus a basement.

Number 38 is a single bay dwelling, its doorway to the left hand side, approached by a flight of five steps, altered to run across the building. To the right is an altered ground-floor window with stacked openings above, all with C20 joinery within openings with segmental-arch lintels and projecting stone sills. The roof is of three pitches with ridge set back and valley behind. At the right is a tall brick chimney stack. The left and right returns abut, and are obscured by, adjacent buildings, while the rear (not inspected) overlooks a small yard.

INTERIOR: not inspected.