Building record 10985 - 5 Sealand Road

No 5 Sealand Road consists of a small house, now offices built c1800 with possible mid 18th century features incorporated into it. It is brown brick with grey slate roof. The River Dee frontage has a replaced door in simple pilaster case. (1)
A building at this site is recorded on historic maps since in the mid 18th century, referred to as a sluice house, the property appears to be linked to the adjacent cheese wharf. (2-6)

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 469908 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

<2> Batenham, 1821, A Plan of the City of Chester (Maps and Plans). SCH6513.

<3> Cole, G, 1851, Chester 1851 (Map of) (Maps and Plans). SCH6514.

<4> Thomas, T, c.1853, Plan of the City and Liberties of Chester with Recent Additional Buildings (Maps and Plans). SCH6515.

<5> Stockdale, 1796, A Plan of Chester (Maps and Plans). SCH6510.

<6> de Lavaux, A, 1745, Plan of the City and Castle of Chester (Maps and Plans). SCH5255.