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Gundry Lane, BRIDPORT, DT6 3RL

Now occupied by an arts and photographic supplies shop and studio, Mac Building Contractors office and Workshop, and an antiques and collectables dealer. A planning application to build 9 houses on the land at the rear of the building has been submitted by Palmers Brewery, the owners of the land.

Now occupied by an arts and photographic supplies shop and studio, Mac Building Contractors office and Workshop, and an antiques and collectables dealer. A planning application to build 9 houses on the land at the rear of the building has been submitted by Palmers Brewery, the owners of the land.

The building is used by a canvas and framing suppliers, an antiques seller and Mac Builders, who have workshops and a yard. The Old School (St Mary's) can be seen on the other side of Gundry Lane.

Still used by Palmers Brewery, I assume because I've seen their employees repairing guttering etc. Mid C19. Bonded warehouse. East and west ends hammer dressed stone, centre red brick. Various pitched slate roofs. 2 storeys and attic. East side has 3 barred windows and 1 sash on 1st floor. North elevation is gabled at either end has 1 planked winch hoist jettied out from attic storey and 1 range of casements at east end: ground floor has 6 barred windows and 1 planked double door with original massive lock and "Customs and Excise Duty Free Warehouse" painted on. West elevation has planked loading door. Tarred projection to south with various barred windows and planked loading door: this in turn has extension on east side with catslide roof and 3 barred windows stepped to follow line of roof. 2 storey rendered extension in east re-entrant angle with 1 casement and 1 sash with glazing bars. East range has 4 barred windows and 1 planked loading door on its inner side.

Still used by Palmers Brewery, I assume because I've seen their employees repairing guttering etc. Mid C19. Bonded warehouse. East and west ends hammer dressed stone, centre red brick. Various pitched slate roofs. 2 storeys and attic. East side has 3 barred windows and 1 sash on 1st floor. North elevation is gabled at either end has 1 planked winch hoist jettied out from attic storey and 1 range of casements at east end: ground floor has 6 barred windows and 1 planked double door with original massive lock and "Customs and Excise Duty Free Warehouse" painted on. West elevation has planked loading door. Tarred projection to south with various barred windows and planked loading door: this in turn has extension on east side with catslide roof and 3 barred windows stepped to follow line of roof. 2 storey rendered extension in east re-entrant angle with 1 casement and 1 sash with glazing bars. East range has 4 barred windows and 1 planked loading door on its inner side.

Right of Way W1/15. The land behind the Assembly Rooms accessed through this alley is owned by the brewers Palmers and is subject of a proposal to build 9 houses.

In Gundry Lane, the old industrial quarter - now retail premises.

The Old School, Gundry Lane looking up Rope Walks on the right. The Old School, formerly St Mary's, is now commercial units including a nursery, Christian Bookshop and childcare equipment suppliers. The 19thC three storey building on the right of Rope Walks is now Messrs Northover and Gilbert's offices and furniture repository.