Description

THE QUAY 1. 1588 TL 3171 1/76 Nos. 5 and 6 II GV 2. Early C18. Range of two cottages. 2 storeys. Red and yellow chequered brick with roughcast ground floors. Tiled roof. Symmetrically designed front, with band between storeys and brick pilasters at either end with Ionic capitals at eaves and the western with moulded cap at 1st floor level, moulded eaves cornice. 5 windows. No. 5, windows altered. No. 6, square-headed flush sash windows with exposed boxing and ground floor cornices. Central passageway through ground floor flanked by cemented pilasters with moulded caps. Door to no. 5 altered. Door to no. 6 early C19 with reeded surround and moulded cornice. Cottage at rear forms part of No. 5. C16 or early C17, altered. 2 storeys. Red Tudor brick patched with C18 multi-coloured stock brick. Brick band at 1st floor level. Doorway with original solid oak frame and ledged and braced door. RCHM.

No. 3 and Nos. 5 to 8 (consec.) form a group with No. 1 Wellington Street.

Listing NGR: TL3134371147

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