Description

ISLINGTON

TQ3181NE ST JOHN STREET
635-1/77/786 (West side)
Nos.69, 71 AND 73

II

Terraced houses, now offices and restaurant. Late C18 or early
C19. Yellow brick set in Flemish bond with red brick dressings
to no 69, stucco, roof of tiles to no 69, slate to nos 71-3.
Four storeys, no 69 two-window range, nos 71-3 three-window
range. Ground floor of no 69 has an arcade of Ionic columns
supporting fascia and scrolled consoles with fascia stops; the
arcade extends (without the fascia) across the first bay of
nos 71-3; round-arched openings between columns with
keystones, now altered; first- and second-floor windows to no
69 are flat-arched with heads of gauged red brick and 6/6
sashes of original design; parapet, two dormers in roof. Nos.
71-3 has late C20 restaurant front to all but left-hand bay;
warehouse doors to first and second floors in left-hand bay,
the upper with segmental arch of gauged brick; the other
windows flat-arched with gauged brick head and 6/6 sashes of
original design to all but first-floor right; parapet; two
dormers in roof.

Listing NGR: TQ3178581987

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26490301

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