Building record 10418 - Late Eighteenth Century Terrace, 4 - 28 Nicholas Street

This monument refers to a terrace of listed buildings on the east side of Nicholas St., specifically 4 – 28 Nicholas St., all constructed at the same time at the end of the eighteenth century, along with a number of other terraces in this area. The whole terrace is Grade II Listed as two separate listings: Nos 4, 6 and 8 (1376326/DCH6954), three former townhouses, built c 1780 by Joseph Turner of Chester, now used as shops. And Nos 10-28 (1376327/DCH6955), 10 town houses, also built c 1780 by Joseph Turner, now offices.

Eden Heritage Ltd, 2021, 26 & 28 Nicholas Street, Chester, Cheshire: Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment, R4514 (Client Report). SCH9049.

Eden Heritage Ltd, 2021, 26 & 28 Nicholas Street, Chester, Cheshire: Archaeological Evaluation, R4515 (Client Report). SCH9050.

<1> Historic England, 2011, The National Heritage List for England, 1376326 (Web Site). SCH6528.

SJ 40280 66183: NICHOLAS STREET (West side) Nos.4, 6 AND 8 - Grade II Listed.
3 town houses, now shop and offices. C1781. By Joseph Turner of Chester (plaque on No.8). Three storeys of brown brick in Flemish bond to front with roof of grey slate, some old. (See listing for further detail)

<2> Historic England, 2011, The National Heritage List for England, 1376327 (Web Site). SCH6528.

SJ 40291 66130: NICHOLAS STREET (West side) Nos.10-28 (Even) and steps, railings & lamp-holder - Grade II Listed.
Terrace formerly of 10 town houses now offices, sauna, social club and surgeries. Nos 10-22 1780 by Joseph Turner of Chester, Nos 24, 26 & 28 of 2 builds 1781 and early 1780s and No.28 extended south c1830; rear alterations C19 and C20. Brown brick in Flemish bond to front and with pale headers to both parts of No.28; grey slate roof. The design is uniform except for the extension to No.28. (See listing for further detail)