Description

TOWN OF DONCASTER SOUTH PARADE SE 5803 SW (south side)

8/92 Nos 9, 10, 11, 8.4.69 12 and 12a 23.4.81

GV II

Terrace of five houses, now offices. Early C19 with later alterations. Stucco with painted stone dressings and slate and concrete tile roofs. Three storeys. Approximately symmetrical elevation. Five bays with narrow recessed bay to far left, central bay taller and pedimented. Outer bays, No 9 and 12a, have matching elevations; the ground floor of each with 6 raised and fielded panelled door below overlight with radial glazing, set in doorcase with panelled pilasters, plain frieze and moulded cornice to left and a 16 pane sash with projecting sill to right. Above each has a full height tripartite bow window with unequal 15 and 5 pane sashes, simple bowed ironwork balcony and moulded cornice. Unequal 9 pane sash to second floor of 12a and C20 9 pane window to No 9, both with projecting sills. Narrow bay to left of No 9 has plank door below segmental arch to ground floor and two blind openings with projecting sills above. Nos 10 and 12 also have matching elevations, except to ground floor. No 10 has 16 pane sash to left with projecting sill, and doorcase with 6 raised and fielded panelled door below traceried fanlight in moulded archivolt on moulded imposts set in Doric doorcase with attached columns, trigylphed frieze and moulded cornice, to right. No 12 has similar C20 door below overlight with radial glazing in C20 doorcase with fluted pilasters and cornice to left and a tripartite C20 window with 12 and 8 pane sashes over panelled aprons and with moulded cornice to right. Above both houses have a 12 pane sash over the door and a central 16 pane sash to first floor; plus a central 9 pane window to second floor, that to No 10 an unequal sash and that to No 12 a C20 window. All windows with projecting sills. Central bay, No 11, has doorcase to left which adjoins that to No 10 and forms a pair with it, within a 6 raised and fielded panelled door and plain fanlight. To centre a two storey bow with tripartite sash window with glazing bars and projecting sill, and to right a full height blind recess. Above similar window to central bow flanked by blind recesses, all on continuous sill band. Second floor has central tripartite window with unequal 9 and 6 pane sashes and projecting sill. Overhanging eaves with paired gutter brackets to all houses except No 11 which has simple pediment with paired brackets to eaves band and plain copings to gable.

Listing NGR: SE5802703071

External Links

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