It's a shame when buildings with history and memories are replaced by characterless properties where very little thought goes into how they fit into the surroundings. Wish I could help
but someone must have a photo even if it's estate agents from when it was sold to those who have knocked it down so if you could get a nice pic that would be great.
Having visited where my nan used to live when I was a child it was gutting to see what a mess the place was and how the pretty garden had been replaced with concrete and wooden boarding, so sometimes memories are much nicer than when you see the reality of what has replaced it.
Good luck with the pic hunting.
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