Description

RAMSGATE CHURCH ROAD TR 3865 SW (east side) 9/97 Nos. 5 to 17 (odd numbers) & railed areas GV II Terrace row. 1830's. Stock brick, No. 9 pebble dashed, with slate roofs. Three storeys and basement, with parapet and stacks. Numbers 11 to 17 are stepped up from 5, 7 and 9. Two glazing bar sashes to each house unit on 2nd floor (14 bays in all), and 1 to each on 1st floor with blank window space to right. No. 9 with C20 replacement windows. Nos. 5, 7, 9 and 11 with canted bay windows with fluted pilasters, cornices and glazing bar sashes (No. 9 with C20 replacements). Numbers 13, 15 and 17 with glazing bar sash to left on ground floor (sash to No. 15). All openings with rendered heads. Doors of 6 panels to right in semi-circular surrounds with Coade stone key stones with bearded faces, and flights of 4 or 5 steps. Two sashes to basements. Simple rails to steps. Fleur-de-lys rails to basement areas.

Listing NGR: TR3820965169

External Links

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