Listed Building record MDR10327 - Former Grain Warehouse, Mansfield Road, Derby

Former grain warehouse, Mansfield Road, Derby, built c1861. 'Grain Warehouse, Mansfield Road. Four storey red brick with ashlar dressings with slate gabled roof with distinctive dentilled eaves and end-gables. Built in the 1860s as part of the St Mary's goods yard complex and converted to offices in the 1990s. Now St Katherine's House.' (1) From the National Heritage List for England: 'MANSFIELD ROAD 1. SK 35 36 (east side) 5/117B Grain Warehouse to south of Town Goods Shed in St Mary's Goods Yard. GV II 2. Grain Warehouse. 1861-2. Red brick with ashlar and red brick dressings. Slate roofs with dentilated brick eaves and ashlar coped gables, and single gable brick stack. Identical east and west facades of 5 bays with recessed centre bay and end bays. Round headed central window with rusticated ashlar head, flanked by single doorways, each with double plank doors under segment heads with rusticated ashlar heads, flanked in turn by single round headed windows with rusticated ashlar heads. Above a single window flanked by 3 light windows, in turn flanked by single windows, all with continuous lintel drip mould. Above again a single window flanked by 2 light windows, in turn flanked by single windows. Above again a central blind window, flanked by pairs of round headed windows, in turn flanked by blind windows. Each of the projecting bays stopped by a shallow pediment. Interior: Retains wooden flooring supported on cast iron columns, with various internal hoists still intact. This building was probably designed for the Midland Railway by Thompson and Fryer. Listing NGR: SK3553036885.' (2)