house — Coote Terrace

Mid-terrace two-storey over raised basement Late Georgian house, built c. 1810, with a two-storey return to rear. Slate roof with sky lights behind pararpet to front elevation, tall and wide rendered stacks on party walls and return gable, cast-iron rainwater goods to rear and return. Roughcast render to upper elevations, plat band continuous with first floor windows sills, raised stucco quoins to front and later smooth render to rear elevation and return, square-headed openings to windows with smooth render surrounds, segmental arched door case with original metal-framed petal leaf fanlight above wooden architrave and wide painted surrounds to door. Six-over-six timber sliding sash windows, an eight-over-eight window on return, six panel timber front door. Entrance approached by a flight of steps, set back from Coote Street with front garden bounded by cast-iron railings on a tall limestone plinth. Mews building to rear. Rear partly surfaced with cobbles and bounded by roughly coursed limestone rubble wall.