35 Market Place

Former two-storey house, built in the late-C18 date, converted to a printing office in the mid-C19, raised to three storeys in the mid-C20, with later C20 and early C21 alterations for retail use.

MATERIALS: or red brick in Flemish bond with a slate roof and brick stacks.

EXTERIOR: the principal elevation is of three storeys in three bays. On the ground floor there is an off-centre left doorway with an half-glazed door in a pilastered surround with a plain entablature. It is flanked to its right by a three-light, square bay shop window and to its left by a second half-glazed door, also with a pilastered surround with a shallow hood, all of late-C20/early-C21 date, over which is a gauged skewback arch from a late-C18 window opening. Each floor above has three two-over-two horned sashes, with those on the first floor beneath gauged skewback heads. Between the two floors is a shallow brick frieze. The roof is gabled roof has rebuilt internal gable-end stacks to the north and south.

INTERIOR: the ground floor has been opened out into single retail space.