Bull Court House

Residential apartments, formerly a fellmonger’s premises, constructed around 1867 and converted in the early C21. The extension to north (Bowden House) is not included in the List entry.

MATERIALS: red brick and timber weatherboarded walls, slate roof.

PLAN: rectangular in plan and orientated east to west.

EXTERIOR: Bull Court House is of three storeys, with three bays east to west defined by red-brick piers with C20 horizontal timber-weatherboarding between. Between each storey the brick piers have a protruding brick band. The north elevation faces onto a courtyard set-back from Bull Court; the ground floor comprises C20 entrances to the apartments with a through carriageway to the right, above which is a C20 timber weatherboarded balcony. The first floor has two sets of C20 French doors onto the balcony with C20 timber casements above to the second floor. The east and west elevations are one bay wide, blind, with rendered stonework to the ground floor on the west side. The south elevation has C20 casements to the upper storey.

INTERIOR: Bull Court House was converted into apartments in the early C21; some of the roof structure appears to survive, but otherwise there are few internal features of interest visible.