Description

1. 5111 MANOR ROW BDl (west side)

Nos 35 and 37 SE 1633 SW 36/822

II GV

2. Circa 1820 designed as a pair of town houses, rare symmetrical composition of this date for Bradford. Two storeys, dressed sandstone "brick" elevations of similar type to Nos 31 and 33. Two bay wings flanking 4 bay slight centre break with rather steep pediment. Plinth, plat band and eaves band. Hipped roof: No 35 - stone slates; No 37 - concrete tiles. Corniced chimneys. No glazing bars to shallow revealed sashes. Tripartite ground floor windows to centre and to No 35 with wooden entablatures. Entrance in wings: doors of 4 fielded and 2 flush panels, 3 pane rectangular fanlights. Stone cornice-hoods on shaped slab brackets. Flights of 3 steps up to both doorways from forecourt. Nos 35 and 37 were probably intended as centrepiece of a small crescent of detached houses, apparently never completed.

Listing NGR: SE1615033483

External Links

• Wikidata Q26425922

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