Description

HEREFORD

SO5040SE EIGN GATE
683-1/6/162 (South side)
22/10/73 Nos.43 AND 45

GV II

Houses, now shops. Early C17 with late C19 front. Painted
brick; pantiles to front and rear pitch; slate to front roof
gables. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range: 4-light sashes
with stone sills and lintels; dentilled quoins, with beading;
moulded wood cornice to eaves. 2 brick fronted gable dormers
with ornamental barge-boards over C20, 2/2 sashes. 2 late C19
shop fronts, with central part-glazed panelled doors, flanked
by plate-glass windows with canted returns, under moulded
fascia-boards and hoods, with enriched stop-consoles on
moulded pilasters. Left returned side: weatherboarded gable
with oak purlins protruding. INTERIOR: No.43: C19 winder
staircase with stick balusters from 1st floor. 2nd floor: V
strut truss, chamfered purlins visible; two C19, 1 C18 plank
doors. 1st floor: C17 stop moulded ceiling frame; architraves
to windows. Ground floor: C17 stop moulded ceiling frame.
Cellar: inaccessible.
(RCHME).

Listing NGR: SO5073740025

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26501877

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