
What is recorded here
Detached six-bay two-storey house, c. 1890, having tripartite timber sash windows to ground floor with uPVC casement windows inserted into first floor, shallow arched door opening with simple fanlight and engaged Doric timber columns. Asbestos slate pitched roof and rendered walls. Street frontage.
Substantial late nineteenth-century detached house, now altered and modernised, although retaining some original external fabric, including tripartite timber sash windows to ground floor and shallow arched door opening, having fanlight with simple fretwork, and engaged Doric timber columns. Despite alterations, this house is important to the domestic scale of the streetscape and this area.
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