1930s magistrates court, 'Epping Magistrates Court', Epping (EHER 48767)

Possibly destroyed. Epping Magistrates’ Court was built in the 1930s and was designed by an unknown architect. The court is located behind a Police Station and consists of three storeys. The building is made up of brick. The public entrance to the building is located through a door that opens off the courtyard that lies between the Police Station and the court. The building lies in a Conservation Area. As of 2012 it is understood that this building is being considered for disposal. It is uncertain if this building has been destroyed.

2014. Heritage assessment. Brick-built 1938 Magistrates Court. <1> NRHE data transfer: Epping Magistrates’ Court was built in the 1930s in Star Lane, Epping and was designed by an architect unknown at the time of this compilation. The court is located behind a Police Station and consists of three storeys. The building is made up of brick. The public entrance to the building is located through a door that opens off the courtyard that lies between the Police Station and the court. <2> According to English Heritage's Corporate GIS this building lies in a Conservation Area. The National Grid Reference for the building is: TL 46147 02252. <3> According to a list supplied to English Heritage’s Government Historic Estates Unit, at the time of compiling this record in 2012, it is understood that this building is being considered for disposal. <4>