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End-of-terrace two-bay three-storey over basement house, c. 1845, having round-headed door opening with engaged fluted Doric columns and plain fanlight. Slate pitched roof with carved eaves brackets. Iron railings to front garden. Small pane timber sash windows retained.
One of a group of three houses built to a large scale, this classically proportioned building retains small pane timber sash windows and many other original elements including eaves brackets, door surround and decorative railings. It stands on a prominent south facing site.

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