13, Little Underbank, Stockport

PLAN: Rectangular with passageway though building on right-hand side containing a flight of steps.

EXTERIOR: Three storeys with a flat roof; an upper storey was removed in the C20. The tall ground floor has a rusticated stone surround with three giant keystones and a late C20 shop front. To the right is a tall, rusticated arched opening with giant keystone and steps leading up through an integral passageway beneath the upper floors to the Market Place. It has an iron wall sign reading TO MARKET PLACE. On the first floor are three windows with continuous sill and lintel bands. The second floor has four windows with stone lintels and a continuous flush lintel band. The windows are two-over-two pane hung sashes. The steps have been restored. There are two windows facing onto the stairway and an arched opening towards the top.

The building is structurally distinct from the neighbouring St Petersgate Bridge with which it has group value.

INTERIOR: Not inspected.

This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 24/11/2011

(Formerly listed as Nos 13 & 15)