Description

NEWHALL STREET 1. 5104 (south-west side) City Centre B3 Nos 56, 58 and 60 SF 0687 SE 29/34 21.1.70 II* GV 2. Circa 1900. Pink brick and terracotta with a little red brick; slate roof. Four storeys plus attic; 7 bays in the rhythm 3:1:3 with the 3s gabled. Ground floor with central modern shop front and the entrance in little porches, wholly of terracotta, carried up to first floor level and terminating in tent roofs. Over the porch arches sumptuous scrollwork and a first moor 3-light window. First floor with 5 central cross windows beneath brick and terracotta arches and tympana. Second floor with 7 cross-windows similar to those below, but the arches segmental. Third floor with a central oriel window and 2 groups of 3 more flanked by blocked pilasters and tall narrow excellently carved panels of figure sculpture. Eaves cornice and 2 gables, each with a tripartite window and cartouohe in the apex. Between the gables a 3-light dormer casement window. All windows with leaded lights. Interior of no interest.

Listing NGR: SP0665887110

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