Listed Building record MDR23478 - No. 41 Low Pavement, Chesterfield

No. 41 Low Pavement, Chesterfield, an 18th century building. From the National Heritage List for England: 'LOW PAVEMENT 1. 5169 No 41 (Formerly listed as Property occupied by H. G. Sharp) SK 3871 SW 1/16 4.9.72. II GV 2. C18 facade. Painted brick, parapet with moulded cornice and bands at 1st, 2nd and above 2nd floor levels. Rusticated quoins. 3 round headed arches with keystones on columns (the outer ones rusticated) form a ground floor arcade. Modern recessed shop front to rear. 3 storeys and attic window in gable end. 3 windows on northern or main facade but entire building advanced 1 bay and so an additional window looks east and west along Low Pavement in each side of building. 1st floor casements with mullion, transom and late C19/early C20 leaded glazing. 2nd floor casements with C19 and modern glazing (eastern side window blocked). Rear wing. Interior has some exposed ceiling beams. Formerly Castle Vaults - arch under eastern side to former Castle Yard. Listing NGR: SK3822371047.' (1)