
What is recorded here
Terraced two-bay three-storey premises, c. 1800, with attic premises and annexes to rear; one of six; in use as offices. Slate pitched and hipped roof, flat roof dormer extension to front elevation, c. 1965. Painted render finish. Moulded cornice to parapet. Square headed openings to upper floors having cills and timber sliding sash one over one windows. Early moulded cornice to ground floor with dentil course. Round headed openings to ground floor having later moulded archivolts with keystone detail and plain pilasters. Plain fanlight to entrance opening.
Georgian building retaining a sense of scale and proportion despite modification to the ground floor openings. Significant in its own right for early elements such as the moulded cornice to the ground floor, as well as for its contribution to the streetscape as one of six.
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