Building record 7192/59 - Daventry Magistrates Court

Daventry Magistrates' Court was built in the Mid 20th Century by a presently unknown architect. The building is located adjacent to a Police Station and consists of one storey. The building is made up of stone and features a flat roof. The interior of the building consists of one courtroom in a section of the building that has a tiled pyramid roof structure on top. As of 2012 it is understood that this building is being considered for disposal.

{1} Police Station, New Street. Has been demolished and replaced by a new police station and magistrates court.

{2} Daventry Magistrates Court was built in the Mid 20th Century in New Street, Daventry, Northhamptonshire by a presently unknown architect. The building is located adjacent to a Police Station and consists of one storey. The building is made up of stone and features a flat roof.
The interior of the building consists of one courtroom in a section of the building that has a tiled pyramid roof structure on top.

{3} According to English Heritage’s Corporate GIS the building lies in a Conservation Area. The National Grid Reference for the building is: SP5732162327

{4} According to a list supplied to English Heritage’s Government Historic Estates Unit, at the time of compiling this record in 2012, it is understood that this building is being considered for disposal.

<1> Ballinger J., 1999, Northamptonshire Extensive Urban Survey: Industrial Period, (unchecked) (Digital archive). SNN4.

<2> English Heritage, c2000, The Courts Database, Site no. 998 (Database). SNN112943.

<3> Ordnance Survey Map (Scale/date), 1:1250, 2008 (Map). SNN112944.

<4> ORAL REPORT, 03-FEB-2012, compiler's comments, Emma Jordan. (Oral Report). SNN53287.

Record last edited

Aug 16 2022 1:00PM