Conservation Area 1 : City Centre - Norwich City Council

100 Late C19. 2 storeys, red brick, pantile roof with
overhanging eaves. Quoins. Entrance to left-hand
side. C20 replacement windows throughout with
cantilevered projecting square bay window to
ground floor.
Stable block to rear of
110 (Quickfit)
The Compleat
Angler PH
C19. Former stable block. Left-hand side 2
storeys, remainder of range single storey. Red
brick. Pantile roof. Left-hand side round-headed
windows under semi-circular brick arch with
keystone, other windows C20 replacement. Single
storey range double timber C20 doors. Windows
blocked in.
Late C19. 2 storeys, painted brick. Slate roof.
Elaborate cornice. 7 sashes with Italianate
surround and keystones. Long and short quoins.
Pilasters. Good Victorian pub front incorporating 8
sashes.
Quakers Lane
(St Crispin’s Road)
Malzy Court C19. Single storey. Red brick. Plain tile roof. 8
almshouses around three sides of courtyard.
Central curved parapet gable, brick mullioned
windows with cast iron frames. Tiled steeply
pitched roofed porches with turned timber supports
on brick dwarf walls. Prominent brick chimneys.
Boundary walls a mixture of local red brick, later
red brick with knapped and cobbled flint.
Quayside
Quayside Antiques
(Bussey’s warehouse)
25, 26-30
(Also see: 5 Bedding
Lane)
1875 Lancastrian School, architect J H Brown. 2
storeys red brick. Pantiles. 6 casements with tiled
gables above. Right-hand set back with 3 sashes.
C19. Terrace. 2 Storeys, red brick. Pantiles. Sash
Windows.
Importance: Notable as an externally unaltered
group of C19 terrace houses.