Building record 1160/377/2 - 36 Bridge Street

Early 19th century terraced house Summary from record 1160/0/52: Early C19th stucco building; 4 storeys and Welsh slate roof; modern shop front inserted.

{1} Early C19. Stucco, Welsh slated roof. 4 storeys, cornices at eaves level and below top floor. Modern shop front. 2 sash windows with glazing bars in architrave surrounds. Tall Doric pilasters to first and second floors.

{2} Attended site in response to application to turn former bar/restaurant to flats. Exterior survives in good condition and as described in the list desciption but interior of poor quality. Number 36 stands northern most in a row of 3, 4 storey structures but is the only one listed. Building to rear of 36 facing Kings Well St is probably a former chapel although many possibly have been used as a warehouse. The former factory to the rear of 38 is known at one time to have been used by the Bassett Lowke model making company. None of the structures to the rear are affected by the propsals.

{3} Two photos dated 1992, one undated but probably 1990s;

<1> Department of the Environment (DoE), 1976, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, p.37 (checked) (Catalogue). SNN3381.

<2> Ellison M., 2001, 36 Bridge Street, photographic record, (unchecked) (SMR Report Form). SNN101346.

<3> Photographs of buildings in Northampton (Photographs). SNN114989.

Record last edited

May 5 2026 2:01PM