43-47, All Hallows Street

This is an early 19th-century building of two storeys, forming numbers 43 to 47 All Hallows Street. The building is constructed in brick with a pantile roof and a corniced eaves detail made of brick dentils. Number 43 has three sliding sash windows on the upper floor and three large, segment-headed windows on the ground floor, fitted with modern glazing. A later doorway has been added. Number 45 has one small, segment-headed window and one larger window with sliding sashes, also with modern glazing, to both floors. The doorway has a segmental head and a four-panel door. Number 47 features one hung sash window with glazing bars to both floors, both with segmental heads at ground floor level. The doorway is similarly headed, with a four-panel door. To the right of number 47 are storage premises, with two doors and a small ventilation opening.