58 And 60, East St Helen Street

1. 752 EAST ST HELEN STREET (South East Side)

SU 4996 1/202 Nos. 58 and 60

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1. One building. Originally chequered brick, now partly renewed. No. 60 has date 1748. No. 58. Two storeys and attics, gable end to road. One small window in gable. Rubble ground floor, rest of building brick. Ground floor - one blocked window in brick rusticated architrave. Brick architrave to flat carriage arch with loading door over. Two light ventilation windows to left. Used for storage. No. 60. Two storeys. Stone plinth. Tile roof. Some windows rebuilt. Three windows, casements with leaded lights in brick architrave. On first floor, windows have brick labels but on the ground floor only the small window to the right has a label. Modern door in moulded brick architrave with three brick keystones. Carved semi-circular hood. To rear, rebuilt. Right hand section of No. 60. Tile roof with two modern brick chimneys on carved brackets. One storey and attics. Rubble. One canted oriel window to the river elevation with keystone and pilaster ornament, three lights. One four-light mullion above, moulded cornice, lead glazed casements. Street elevation, four windows, two on the left having drip- moulds above six light transom and mullion with stone tracery in the head. Probably much restored. One restored three-light window under moulded cornice. One two-light window with tracery in the head, which may be original C15 work, to the right. Balustered gallery at first floor level inside house, which was used as a malthouse of John Tomkins in 1748.

Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.

Listing NGR: SU4972596785