Description

SIDMOUTH STREET
1.
5128

Nos 3 and 5
SU 7273 7/568
II
2.
1880s. 2½ or 3 storey pair in Butterfield Vicarage style. Sufficiently asymetrical
to require a second glance. 1 bay each with 2 windows per floor (3, stepped,
on ground floor; 1 on 2nd floor of no 5). Sash windows with marginned glazing.
Stop moulded reveals with splayed cills. Red brick with subtle polychromy.
Plinth. Band over ground floor string over 1st floor. String with over arch
above arched 2nd floor windows of No 3 and above 1st floor windows of No 5.
2nd floor window of latter interrupts both the over arch string (which is dropped
below it) and the string above. Stepped and moulded eaves courses, returned
up verges of ½ hip of No 3. Tiled roofs, No 5 hipped with 2nd floor windows.
½ dormer (itself with half hipped gable). Large brick chimneys in valley between
roofs. Entrances in extruded apsidal 2 storey extension on each side with
arch windows and short turrets. Further bulbous extensions on garden side
corners.

Listing NGR: SU7209773168

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26450785

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