Description

JOHN BRIGHT STREET
1.
5104
City Centre B1
5.11.81 Nos 81 to 87 (odd)
15.10.81 and Nos 89 and 91
SP 0686 NE 33/41
II GV
2.
Circa 1900. Brick and yellow terracotta. Three storeys plus attic; 2 bays
separated by polygonal turrets now only through first and second floors plus the
canted corner and the return on Lower Severn Street. Ground floor with modern
shop front. First floor with 4 broad windows with ause-de-panier heads and
intermittent voussoirs. Second floor with, on the left, 2 shallow triangular bay
windows beneath an entablature above which rises a gable with a canted bay window
within it and, on the right, 4 windows with 3-light mullioned upper parts and heads
in the rhythm flat: 2 segmental: flat beneath a parapet, above which rises the
roof with modern skylights in it. The corner and return on Lower Severn Street
generally similar but with a second floor acutely angled triangular bay window on
the corner rising up to stand at attic level in front of the steep gable.

Listing NGR: SP0677986550

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26340918

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