Description

SJ 3490 NE DALE STREET
(north side)
L2

49/354 Nos. 135 to 139
(odd)
14.3.75
- II

House, now shop and offices. c.1790. 4 storeys and 6 x 6
bays, with dentilled cornice. No. 139 has a stuccoed ground
floor, the rest have Edwardian shop fronts. Upper floors
have sashed windows, most with glazing bars, all with stone
sills and lintels. Return facade to Trueman Street: the 1st
5 bays forming a symmetrical composition round a 3 bay
pedimented centre. 1st bay has stucco ground floor. Reeded
band over ground floor and 1st floor sill band, dentilled
cornice. Round-arched entrance with Doric doorcase flanked
by ornamented panels. Readed frieze and cornice with
flanlight over, 1st floor has a Venetian window with
columns and ornamented apron, standing on continuous reeded
band; flush balustrading to 2nd and 4th windows. Centre
window on 2nd floor has ornamented architrave and panelled
pilasters to top floor, cornice and blocking course; central
pediment, 6 stacks with cornices.

Listing NGR: SJ3466390780

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26321027

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