103, Rotherhithe Street

Warehouse, dating from approximately 1850 to 1860. The building is constructed of stock brick with a hipped slate roof hidden behind a parapet with coping. It is five storeys high and has three bays. The street front features a full-height hatch rank on the left side, originally with a flat hood, though the openings are now bricked in except for the lower two floors. Two gangways extend from the second and third floors of the hatch rank towards East India Wharf. Small, two-light camber-arched windows are present, with Portland sills. The river front exhibits similar details, with a hatch rank on the right side and a large, early 20th-century wall-mounted lattice-jibbed crane, complete with housing and an operating box at the parapet level. A blank return wall faces east. The interior has not been inspected. The warehouse forms part of a well-preserved group of warehouses along the Thames, rising directly from the quay and located near St Mary Rotherhithe.