Description

INSTOW MARINE PARADE, INSTOW
55 43 SE
1/84 Nos 5, 6&7 Bath Terrace
II
Large terraced house incorporating 3 dwellings, the left-hand unit forming part of
residential home. Circa 1830 ........
.... Interior not inspected.

The description shall be amended to read:

Large terraced house incorporating No 5, a home for elderly blind persons; no 6,
three flats and no 7, three flats.Circa 1830 .......

.... Interior not inspected.

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INSTOW MARINE PARADE , Instow
SS 43 SE
1/84
Nos 5, 6 & 7 Bath Terrace
II
Large terraced house incorporating 3 dwellings, the left-hand unit forming part of
residential home. Circa 1830. Rendered stone rubble. Hipped slate roof, asbestos
slate to right side. 2 axial stacks and stack at right end. Symmetrical double
depth plan with central entrance hall and side entrances to each end. 2 storeys
and basement. 2:3:2 bays with flat pilasters flanking each of the 2 end bays and
central 3 bays. Central 3 bays pedimented. 7 window range, upper storey and 16-
paned hornless sashes except to centre which has 12-pane sash. 2 bays at each end
have canted bay windows to ground and basement storeys with tent-shaped roofs with
original slates to 2 right-hand bays. 12-paned sashes to each facet to 2 left-hand
bays, tripartite sashes to 2 right-hand bays with 8-paned sliding sidelight sashes.
Central 3 bays have 16-paned sashes flanking projecting square porch with pilasters
with Greek key motif and glazed front of 12 panes with margin bars. Doorway to left
side with 4 panelled door, the upper panels glazed, a rectangular overlight and
flight of steps with wrought iron railings. Interior not inspected.

Listing NGR: SS4725930566

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26401404

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