E Smith General Stores

In the entry for- STILTON CHURCH STREET (South side)

10/50 E Smith General Stores

The address and the description shall be amended to read

TL 1689 STILTON CHURCH STREET (North side) 10/50 E Smith General Stores Fourth sentence of the description shall be amended to read

"Pantiled roof........."

STILTON CHURCH STREET TL 1689 (South Side) 10/50 E Smith General Stores

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House and shop. Early C18 with early and later C19 alterations. Yellow and red local brick. Plain tiled roof with parapet gables and end stacks. Original two storeys raised to three storeys and attic with rear outshut, shop alteration mid to late C19. Central house doorway with four-panelled door and rectangular fanlight with margin glazing bars. To right hand double, glazed shop doors recessed and central to flat roofed segmental plan shop windows with original glazing bars, plain frieze and cornice with E SMITH in standing letters above. Interior: early C19 plastered ceiling with roundels and quarters to corners, C18 cornice, C19 staircase in outshut, C18 raised and fielded panelled doors and C19 four-panelled doors. The house is said to have been occupied by a French general who employed French plasterers.

Listing NGR: TL1622089333