Description

The following previous listing date shall be added.

Page 79 Item number 5/183 10.2.69

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WISBECH NORTH BRINK
TF 4509
5/183 Nos. 49 and 50
GV II

Early C19 pair of houses with common facade and eliptical arched
cartway to right of centre. Local brown brick, slate roof with
two ridge stacks and one end stack to south-west. Two storeys
with attics; outshuts to rear. Four dormer windows with
horizontal sliding sashes with glazing bars. Eight, paired
first floor windows, including two blind windows with cambered
gauged brick arches and stone cills. Two windows have small
panes of original bull nose glass. Four ground floor, recessed
hung sash windows with glazing bars in similar arches. Two
doors, one to right hand, four-panelled with architraved wooden
doorcase.

Listing NGR: TF4561209551

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26419553

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