43 Stodman Street

A mid-C18 house with C20 shopfront.

MATERIALS: brick with slate roof and timber windows.

PLAN: rectangular, orientated north-west / south-east with front elevation facing north-east to Stodman Street. Rear extensions to the south-west.

EXTERIOR: the building is of three-storeys under a pitched roof with its gables to the north-west and south-east and a dentil course at eaves level. A brick chimney stack rises through the ridge at the west end of the roof at the division with 45 Stodman Street. There are several extensions to the rear which historic mapping indicates are C20 replacements of earlier outbuildings. The front elevation is brick in Flemish bond, with a slightly projecting brick plat band between first and second floors. The ground floor is a late-C20 shopfront with three central vertical windows flanked by single part-glazed doors; the eastern door accessing the shop and the western the upper floors. The first floor has three six-over-six horned sash windows, the second floor has three openings, the central of these is blocked, and those to its sides have three-over-three sash windows. All openings are under brick flat-arch lintels.