Description

TA 0339 BEVERLEY MINSTER MOORGATE
(south side)
8/176 No 93
1.3.50
GV II
Built by M Constable, circa 1758. Two storeys and attic in red brick with
pantile roof. Plinth. Two C18 sash windows to first floor, otherwise large
area of blank wall with good brickwork. Heavy 6-panel door with large lion
mask knocker and 3-pane rectangular fanlight. Oversailing brick courses to
eaves, iron gutter, tumbled brickwork to gable end which has a sash window.
Front to Lairgate has 3 sash windows to first floor, three to ground floor,
hung sashes with glazing bars except one blank. Moulded brick cornice. Modern
flat tiled roof. Spur stone at corner. Garden front to south has informal
shape and fenestration, with triple window set in projecting brickwork with
ogee bracketed cornice. Two gabled dormers with leaded lights in pantile roof.
Staircase with open string, turned balusters on simply moulded handrail. One
room wainscotted to three feet height, plaster dentilled cornice.

Listing NGR: TA0338039214

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26455636

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