3 Fullbridge (EHER 38278)

An 18th century and early 19th century timber framed public house, now offices. It has a grey brick frontage with red brick dressings and flanks of red brick. The building is two storeys with attics and is on an 'L-shaped' plan.

September 1971. Grade II listed. An 18th century and early 19th century timber framed public house, now offices. It has a grey brick frontage with red brick dressings and flanks of red brick. The building is two storeys with attics and is on an 'L-shaped' plan. The ground floor has a central early 19th century doorcase with a flat hood supported by plain Tuscan pilasters. It sits to the left of a long 19th century public-house frontage with seven pilasters, forming three doorways, under a fascia and moulded cornice. The wall area is clad in red glazed tiles. The frontage continues onto a lean-to at the north-east end which has a concave-curved parapet to the street. The rear elevation of the main building has 20th century pargeted render and a projecting stair tower to the attics. Internally, the upper flights of the stair tower have a Chinese-Chippendale handrail. The south-west ground-floor room of the front block has an 18th century fireplace. <1> The building abuts Fulmar House (EHER 38279) to the north-east.