What is recorded here

Terraced three-bay four-storey Georgian house, c. 1800, with attic converted to studio, c. 1870; annexe to rear and much altered, in use as offices. Slate mansard roof with three barrel roofed dormers to front elevation, c. 1870, parapet with plain coping. Brick façade, rebuilt c. 1985, with original limestone plaques with festoon motif built into new façade, retaining six over six, and nine over six timber sliding sash windows, projecting bow to ground floor and original round headed door opening with timber panelled entrance door, fanlight and doorcase with fluted composite pilasters; frieze and archivolt decorated with alternating rosettes and fluting; street frontage.

One of a group of Georgian buildings, all retaining much original external fabric, and similar scale and massing. Significant for its interior rating, and the surrounding streetscape.

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