Description

LOWESTOFT

TM5594SW HIGH STREET
914-1/6/14 (East side)
03/10/77 No.4
Arnold House

GV II

House, now 12 flats. Mid C19. Rendered and colourwashed brick.
Asbestos slate roofs. 3 storeys and basement becoming 4 full
storeys to rear (east). 5-bay facade with an additional narrow
entrance bay to the north and a deep late C19 wing added to
the south gable, forming the principal entrance. North side
bay with a C20 six-panelled door, plain fanlight and an open
pediment surmounting the doorcase. One late C20 6/6 sash
above. The main block has five 6/6 late C20 sashes to each
floor except for the central ground-floor Venetian window.
Hipped roof with with a stack on the north and south slopes
and 2 stacks on the east slope. The south entrance block is of
2 storeys, hipped, late C20 6/6 sashes. A double-leaf late C20
door is set below a 6-vaned fanlight in a projecting bay under
a pediment. The rear (east) elevation is dominated by a
full-height late C19 canted window bay with sashes and
casements. Remainder of fenestration of late C20 6/6 sashes.
INTERIOR. Open-string staircase with one twisted and one
fluted baluster per tread. Moulded ramped handrail. Staircase
hall with modillion and rosette cornice.

Listing NGR: TM5512994127

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26276065

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