What is recorded here

Terraced two-storey four-bay mid-eighteenth century house, c. 1755; with gabled annexe to rear. Steeply pitched roof with stepped gable and chimney stack to west end. Painted roughcast render finish. Square headed openings with replacement timber sliding sash single pane windows, having frames flush with wall plane. Three limestone steps to entrance door opening. Moulded timber architrave, timber panelled door with divided overlight. Street frontage. Enclosed area to rear.

Large mid-eighteenth century terraced house on a very significant site due to its proximity to St. Finbar's Cathedral. Although some of the original elements have been replaced, such as the timber sliding sash windows, work has been carried out sympathetically, retaining the scale, form and style of the building.

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