Description

In the entry for
RAMSGATE KENT TERRACE
(north side)
14/230 Nos 12 to 14 with railed
area
The address shall be amended to read
RAMSGATE KENT TERRACE
(north side)
Nos 10 to 14 with railed
area

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RAMSGATE KENT TERRACE
TR 3864 NE
(north side)
14/230 Nos. 12 to
14 with railed
13.9.74
area
GV II
Terrace row. 1833-7. Stock brick, part painted, with slate roof.
Three storeys and basement with cill band and parapet. Two sashes to
each house unit on 2nd floor (10 in all) and 2 storey bows below, with
French windows on 1st floor and tented verandah with simple uprights,
screened upper sections and geometric railings. Tripartite glazing
bar sashes on ground floor, and 6 panelled doors (part glazed) to right
with semi-circular fanlights. Fleur-de-lys rails to steps and to
basement areas. The whole of Kent Terrace was originally of one build,
Nos. 7 to 9 destroyed by war damage and subsequently infilled.

Listing NGR: TR3857464844

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26304097

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