2/L And Top Floor Flats (Accessed From And Known As 59 Dock Street), Including 1/L, 60 Dock Street

Probably C & L Ower, circa 1880. Well-detailed 3-storey and attic, single bay Dutch-gabled terraced tenement with shop at ground, sited on busy city street facing former Custom House and flanked by separately listed buildings. Squared and snecked rubble with ashlar dressings. Traditional shop front with mutuled cornice, band course with circular end stops and decorative corbelled frieze with monogrammed 'JH' and finialled dies. Roll-moulded shouldered openings at ground, hoodmould with stop-chamfered arrises and lintels to tripartite at 1st floor, hoodmould with label stops to pointed arch bipartite at 2nd, diminutive corbelled V-plan bipartite under fishscale-slated roof at shaped gable with blocky segmental stone finial.

FURTHER DESCRIPTION: rear elevation to NW has 2-storey narrow horizontally-boarded bay with traditional timber hoist in tiny gablehead.

Plate glass glazing in timber sash and case window to 1st floor, fixed shop window to ground and non-traditional uPVC windows at 2nd floor and attic. Grey slates. Ashlar-coped skews.

INTERIOR: moulded cornicing, decorative ceiling rose, panelling and part-glazed timber partitioning at 1st floor.