Building record 10758 - No 1-11 Bridge Place, 18th century terraced town houses

No 1-11 Bridge Place consists of a row of terraced town houses of a mid to late 18th century date. Predominately of Flemish bond brown brick they also have painted sandstone facades and grey slate roofs with ridges parallel with the front. They are of three storeys with a basement or cellar at former undercroft level and access at first floor – former Row – level. Although some renovation has been undertaken, they survive reasonably well, in particular No 5 which is Grade II* listed. (1)

Grosvenor Museum Excavations Newsletter, 1976, Summary of Excavations in Chester (Newsletter). SCH6257.

multiple authors, 1977, Excavation Reports and Sites Observed (Article in Journal). SCH5800.

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 470033; 470034; 470035; 470036 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.