Description

NZ 4113 SE YARM HIGH STREET
(East side)

35/617
No 124

5.5.52

GV II*

Mid C18 and later front, possibly older core. Now pebbledashed with cornice and
stone coped parapet. High pitched roof of Welsh slate. Two end chimneys and one
off centre. May have been two separate builds unified by later front. Three
storeys. Two wide right bays and two narrow left ones. At right on upper floors
C18 Venetian windows with ogee glazing to heads. On ground floor two wide
Regency bows with engaged columns and entablatures. At ground floor left a
reproduction similar bow. Above it plain sash windows with glazing bars. Stone
cills to all windows. Six-panel door with patterned oblong fanlight in classical
doorcase with half columns and mutuled cornice, up two stone steps.

Listing NGR: NZ4181313080

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17532359

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