Description

IN THE ENTRY FOR THE FOLLOWING:

SK 83 NE GREAT GONERBY HIGH STREET ( east side)

7/33 No. 18

21.7.79 II

THE ADDRESS SHALL BE AMENDED TO READ:

GREAT GONERBY HIGH STREET ( east side)

No. 18 & attached Bakery
AND THE DESCIPTION SHALL BE AMENDED BY THE ADDITION OF THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES:

To the left a later addition with a round headed doorway with plank door and overlight, and
a single glazing bar sash to each floor, the top smaller window is now boarded. To the left
again the lower gabled bakery wing with pantile roof has a single plank door, a single
glazing bar sash and above a small boarded window. All these openings h ave segment heads.

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SK 83 NE GREAT GONERBY HIGH STREET (east side)

7/33 No.18

21.7.79 II

Pair of houses now bakery. Early C19. Red brick, concrete tiled roof with
gable stacks, 2 1/2 storey, 3 bay front with 2 closely set semi-circular headed
doorways in the centre, that to the south blocked, that to the north with
plain wood door with rectangular glass pane towards the top. Doors flanked
by single windows. Above the doors, a single blocked rectangular opening
flanked by single windows. Above, a smaller blocked rectangular opening is
flanked by single windows. All the windows have margin light sashes and the
lower 4 have segmental heads.

Listing NGR: SK8971238388

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26316237

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