
What is recorded here
Terraced two-bay two-storey house, built 1898; having annexe to rear. Steeply pitched roof with red brick chimney stack having oversailing courses. Gabled dormer window with decorative barge boards to front elevation. Plain render finish with plain string course to first floor cill level. Square headed openings having single pane timber sliding sash windows with stained glass overlight to door opening. Moulded architraves to ground floor openings. Facing onto grass and gravel area. Small garden area to front bounded by low rendered wall with wrought iron gate and railings. Small garden area to rear.
Terraced house from the turn of the twentieth century, in a distinctive arrangement of houses. Significant due to the relatively unchanged scale and form of the group.. This house is also one of few which retains its original window type.
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