Description

1. FORE STREET 5365 (South Side) No 4 ST 2224 SE 11/249

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2. About 1860/70. Gothic front, 3 storeys plus attic in gable. 2 types of freestone with colour patterning. Main 3 storeys are flanked by buttresses with crocket capitals and marble nook shafts. Weathered sillband to 2nd floor. Gable with finial and coping contains 3 small decorative trefoils with marble insets. Attic window is a single shouldered light with openwork stone balcony and foliage on corbel. Other floors have 4 windows in pairs, crocket capitals and marble nook shafts. Single shouldered lights to 2nd floor, 1st floor has lancets with moulded heads. Deep cornice and brackets over contemporary shop fronts and openwork cresting supporting clock. 3-light shop window divided by colonnettes, entrance to left with 10-panel door and fanlight.

No 1A Billet Street, No 66 The County Hotel, the Brendon Bar and No "8¨ East Street, form an important group with the listed buildings in Cheapside, Fore Street and the Parade.

Listing NGR: ST2280224454

External Links

• Wikidata Q26312987

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