Description

TG 2308 NW TOMBLAND (east side) 16/898 5.6.72. No. 24 (St. Ethelbert) GV II Former use unknown now restaurant and club. 1888 on plaque by E.P. Wilkins. Red brick and rendered. Hung and plain-tiles. 2 storeys plus attic. Symmet- rical bays plus one bay. Central door with hood on consoles and large shell moulding. Yard entry at extreme left with open pediment. Circular windows with scrolled and pedimented surrounds and 6-light mullion and transome windows at ground floor. First floor dentil stringcourse across 4 bays. Oriel windows at first floor with swags between. Coved cornice and decorated parapet. 3 large dormer gables with casement windows: bargeboards with finial in outer bays and central dormer with pediment. Mansard roof with decorated tiles. Single right-hand bay:- door at extreme right with moulded stone surround and broken pediment. 2 mullion and transome windows at ground floor. Canted first floor window with brick pediment and apron . Dutch gable. 5 lamp posts in front of facade.

Listing NGR: TG2337708795

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