5 Southgate, Sleaford

Current Occupier: Salvatore Barbers

5 Southgate, Sleaford. (currently Salvatore Barbers) is notable both for its architectural elements and its connection to the town's history.

5 Southgate, Sleaford features Gerogian architectual characteristics, showcasing the craftsmanship and design preference of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

The building has served various purposes over time, including residential and commercial uses reflecting the evolving needs of the community. As Sleaford developed into a market town, buldings along Southgate, including No. 5  played a role in supporting local trade and services.

5 Southgate, Sleaford under went significant restoration efforts to preserve its Georgian architectural charater particularly essential sash window and dormer window works. This kind of project is crucial for maintaining the historical integrety of such buildings.

Restoring sash windows is vital for both. aesthetic appeal and energy efficiency. This involved repairing and repointing the window frames and ensuring the mechanisms operate smoothly, this helps them to maintain the architectural integrity & aesthetic charm of the building.

Dormer windows are a key feature in many Georgian buildings adding both functionality and character. Repairs to the structure along with replacing the roofing materials including a replica finial where key to restoring the decorative elements to match the existing

style.

Heritage Grant funding supported the materials that are historically accurate and the specialised craftsmanship required to carry out the works to restore and preserve the building in its former Georgian style