Description

1. 1781 SMITH STREET (North Side) Nos 27 and 29 SP 2865 SE 4/238 10.1.53.

II GV

2. One building circa 1750. 2 storey plus attic, 3 window brick facade with painted stone dressings. On first floor central sash has moulded stone architrave with plain keyblock arid bracketed sill. To each side of this are identical small Venetian windows with stone pilasters and entablature complete, but one to right hand side is without glazing bars. Two identical entrances in centre with 6-fielded-panelled doors, oblong fanlights, rusticated surrounds and keyblocks. No 27 (on left hand side) has fixed plate glass light in original opening. Shopfront of No 29 (on right hand side) has vertical glazing bars only and is probably of early C19 origin. Three gabled dormers. Old tiles. Chamfered quoins. Slim pilasters, frieze and cornice to shop. VCH, viii, p.443.

Nos 23 to 29 (odd) form a group

Listing NGR: SP2850665047

External Links

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