Description

HARWICH

TM2532NE THE QUAY
609-1/1/110 (South East side)
17/08/64 Angel Public House

GV II

Public house, early C19. Part timber-framed, part brickwork
with pantile and Welsh slate roofs. Island block all of 2
storeys with cellars under part.
EXTERIOR: block to King's Quay Street is clad in white shiplap
boarding with a wide eaves low pitched clay pantile roof. The
NW gable elevation has pierced and fretted bargeboards and
tall shaped finial. Gable has converging diagonal
weatherboards over a first floor window of 3 double-hung
sashes with large panes.
The ground floor has C19 public house front with fascia hood
and windows with 4 lights and segmental-arched heads. Canted
corner with window in old door opening. Public house front
continues on NW front and there are 3 double-hung sash windows
with small frames on first floor. Also one similar window on
ground floor, a plain entrance door and doorcase with
pilasters and flat head.
To the SW of this is a U-shaped block of red Flemish-bond
brickwork, with hipped roof, pantiled on SW and SE sides and
Welsh slate on NW. Each elevation has brick dentilled eaves
and NW and SE are now painted white.
The NW elevation has a large flat-roofed bay at first-floor
level of 5 double-hung sashes with small panes. Ground floor
has one similar but square window and C20 double door. SW
elevation has 4 double-hung sash windows with small panes over
2 similar windows, a tripartite double-hung sash with small
panes, recessed entrance door and small 6-pane window under a
segmental-arched head. SE elevation has 2 double-hung sashes
with small panes on each floor and central C20 glazed door
with small panes. South corner is curved at ground-floor level
with corbelled courses over. 2 large stacks on ridgeline of SW
range and gable end stack on NE flank.

Listing NGR: TM2599832839

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26483102

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