Description

RAMSGATE VALE SQUARE TR 3764 NE (east side) 12/387 Nos. 1 - 9 inclusive, with 21.9.84 railed Areas and gardens GV II Terrace row. Circa 1822-36. Stock brick and slate roof. Three storeys and basement, with continuous sill band to first floor, and cornice and parapet, in part damaged. Stacks ranged left to right. Each house has a full height bow, numbers 1,2,5,8 and 9 with two glazing bar sashes each floor, numbers 3,4,6, and 7 with three, all with rendered heads. Variety of panelled and half-glazed doors to right of bows with semi- circular double rebated surrounds with rendered heads. Low, spear headed rails to basement Areas and a garden dividing fences. Although the composition of the whole is united by the fenestration variation (4 windows, 6,2,6,4), the terrace was built over a decade or more in 4 blocks. At some time known as Victoria Place, J. C. Eddels lived at No. 5 whilst developing the rest of Vale Square. (See item 12/389).

Listing NGR: TR3790064754

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