Description

SK 38/3925 PARISH OF MELBOURNE POTTER STREET
6/163 (South Side)
18.2.71 Nos 50, 52 & 54
GV II
Terrace of three cottages, now partly offices. Mid C18 with
minor later alterations. Rendered brick on stone plinth with
plain first and second floor bands. Steeply pitched plain tile
roof with large central brick ridge stack and gable brick stack
to west, also with stone coped gables on plain kneelers and
stepped and dentilled eaves band. Two storeys, plus attics to
Nos 50 and 52, and garret to Nos 54, each cottage is single bay.
No 54 to east has segment headed doorcase with flush panelled
door to west and segment headed 3-light horizontal sliding
glazing bar sash to east. Above one similar window and a
2-light segment headed garret window to east gable wall. No 52
has similar openings to ground floor except reversed. Above
similar 3-light window to west and a single light segment headed
casement window over the door. Above again a flat headed
3-light horizontal sliding glazing bar sash. No 50 to west has
a flat headed doorcase to east with plank door and two 2-light
segment headed windows to west, that to east with small pane
casements, and that to west with horizontal sliding glazing bar
sash. Above, one central 3-light horizontal sliding, glazing
bar sash and above again a similar flat headed 3-light window.

Listing NGR: SK3878525188

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26500382

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