Description

BEVERLEY HIGHGATE TA 0339 (east side) 10/91 Nos 25 and 25A 1.3.50 GV II Circa 1760, by Priestman & Clarkson. 3 storeys in red brick with pantile roof with tumbled brickwork to gable ends, which have moulded kneelers. Wood dentil crowning cornice with early C19 gutter superimposed. 6 windows, several of which are blind, arched doorway to side passage with stone imposts and triple keystone. Windows now with centre glazing bar only, gauged heads and stone cills. Wood casing to central doorway, moulded shouldered architrave, pulvinated frieze, between 2 square terminal blocks over which dentil cornice breaks for- ward. Pediment. Door of 6 panels with fanlight. Wrought iron guard rails with scrapers. Staircase has open string, columnar newels, moulded handrail, and turned balusters. Door in hall has moulded and shouldered architrave. Room on ground floor has moulded plaster ceiling cornice.

Listing NGR: TA0369639373

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