10 Low Pavement

10 Low Pavement is a Grade II listed building located in Nottingham, England, constructed in 1876 by architect Alfred Smith for tailor Thomas Jones Rowe. The building showcases a striking 13th-century Gothic style, featuring a base of brown Whitby stone and impressive pillars made from Irish red marble and Scottish granite. Originally serving as a tailor's shop, it included custom-made etched window panes and chandeliers, creating a unique atmosphere. Over the years, it has housed various businesses, including electrical engineers and an insurance company, and was designated a listed building in 1972, highlighting its architectural and historical significance.