house — Coote Terrace

End-of-terrace two-storey over raised basement Late Georgian house, built c. 1810, with a plain gable end and a modern two-storey return to rear. Gable-ended slate roof behind parapet to front elevation, tall and wide rendered stacks on gable and party walls, cast-iron rainwater goods to main block with uPVC goods to return. Rough-cast render to upper elevations, plat band continuous with first floor windows sills and plat band between ground and basement level, ruled-and-lined ashlar effect render to raised basement on front elevation, raised stucco quoins to front. Square-headed window openings with smooth render surrounds, segmental arched doorcase with restored metal-framed radial fanlight above wooden architrave and wide painted surrounds to door. Replacement six-over-six timber sliding sash windows, four-over-eight at basement level, and six-panelled 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, hammer dressed limestone blocks to corner pier. Mews building to rear accessed by lane to side. Rear bounded by roughly coursed limestone rubble wall.