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MARKET HARBOROUGH ABBEY STREET SP 7287-7387 Numbers 12 and 14 1/10002 II GV Pair of fireman's houses. 1912. By Coales and Johnson for Market Harborough Urban District Council. Red brick in English bond with ashlar limestone quoins and band; plain tile roofs. 2 storeys, 2 windows to first floor; reflected pair with doors at centre. Large quoins to left; the right end bonded into The Old Fire station (q.v.). Original panelled and part-glazed doors with 4-pane overlights beneath shared canopy supported on shaped wooden brackets and suspended on scrolled iron stays. Projecting sills and segmental brick arches to ground-floor windows linked by flush impost band: number 12 has 12- pane sash whilst number 14 has UPVC facsimile. First floor: square- headed 3-light casement with glazing bars to number 12, matching UPVC casement to number 14. The windows rise into a pair of gables with dentilled verges. Corniced upstand to quoins on left; end stacks. Included for group value.

Listing NGR: SP7316387336

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