Description

BINGHAM UNION STREET SK73 NW NO 7 12/163

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Butchers and abattoir. Formerly 2 houses. C1800 converted mid C19. Painted brick with ashlar dressings, and pantile roofs, with 3 gable stacks. Street front, has to left a 3 storey block with a doorway to the left in a round headed opening with stable door, to the right 2 shop windows. Above 2 large glazing bar sashes with ashlar wedge lintels with double keystones, above again 2 small glazing bar sashes. To the right a 2 storey block with a single plain sash, and to the right a cart entrance with 2 large plank doors with a chamfered lintel, above 2 glazing bar sashes. To 'the rear an open yard, with to the east a linting single storey outbuilding with a tall stack, a single plank door and a 2 light sliding sash. To the rear a single storey abattoir range with to the left a stable door, then a doorway with wooden gabled porch. and a boxed pump. Beyond a wide upper opening with plank shutters. Beyond again 2 large entrances with sliding doors. Interior has brick vaulted cellar. Staircase is a single flight and return with moulded handrail, stick balusters and turned newel posts. Two Victorian fireplaces, most rooms have spine beams. Abattoir to rear has rows of hooks attached to encased roof structure.

Listing NGR: SK7041639877

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