Description

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SO9445 CHURCH ROW 648-1/5/87 (North side) 03/08/72 No.3

GV II

Formerly known as: The Black Horse. Includes: No.3 Church Row LOWER PRIEST LANE. Former inn, now detached house; occupying corner site. Early C19, altered. Red brick, red and yellow to side, in Flemish bond. Welsh slate roof, partly hipped, with brick dentilled eaves; external brick stack to left end, and central brick ridge stack to right-hand return range. EXTERIOR: 2 storeys and cellar; 3x2 bays. Church Row (main) elevation: 3 bays with single-storey 1-bay wing set back on left. 8/8 sashes with exposed boxes and projecting sills, those on ground floor having brick segmental arches painted to resemble voussoirs and keystones. Central porch has Doric columns and pilasters, shallow cornice, and part-glazed 6-panel door. Cellar grille. Roof of wing concealed by parapet. Lower Priest Lane elevation (right return): windows as before; doorcase on right has pilasters, open pediment, false fanlight, 4-panel door, and 2 stone steps. INTERIOR: not inspected. HISTORICAL NOTE: the building was also formerly the premises of a tugger.

Listing NGR: SO9476345876

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