Description

WISBECH MUSEUM SQUARE TF 4609 (South Side) 6/125 No. 3 (Medworth House) GV II

Terrace house on corner with Crescent, and designed with No. 4 Museum Square as flanking entrance buildings to The Castle Estate. Built c.1793. Local brown brick; slate roof, side stack. Three storeys and basement. Shallow stone coped parapet; stone cill band. Three second floor recessed, twelve- paned hung sash windows in cambered gauged red brick arches. Three similar, but sixteen-paned first floor windows and one ground floor window to left hand of C20 six-panelled door with rectangular fanlight. Wooden, Doric portico with flat, moulded canopy eliptical in plan; six-panelled door. Some original iron railings to forecourt. Interior has plain closed string staircase and original chimneypiece. N.M.R. (C. Godfrey, Wisbech photographic collection), 1982. G. Annis, A History of Wisbech Castle, 1977.

Listing NGR: TF4623409541

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