Description

HIGH STREET
l. (South West Side)
1050
Nos 83 to 105 (odd)
TR 3141 2/110

II CV

2.
An early C19 terrace, not uniform. 3 storeys, basement and attics brown
brick. Stone coping and parapet with moulded cornice except to Nos 83 and
85. 1 or 2 sashes each with most glazing bars intact. No 83 has a 3-light
canted bay through 2 floors, No 85 has a 3-light canted bay on one floor
only, Mostly simple round-headed doorcases with fanlights approached up
flights of steps. Nos 83 and 85 have modern shop front extensions. No 87A
has a shop front.
No 101 has a late C19 shop front. Nos 103 and 105 have later 3-light canted
bays to all floors and double doorcases. Flight of steps to street.

Nos 67 to 105 (odd) form a group.

Listing NGR: TR3135541947

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26322552

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