Description

CHURCH STREET
1. -------------
1559 (East Side)
Nos 33 & 33A
No 35
SU 3521 3/164

II

2.
C18. 2-storeys and attic. Single roof span, higher than Nos 29 and 31.
Tile roof with large hip to north. 3 hipped dormers (2 to No 33A, both
with 2 light casements). Nos 33 and 33A colourwashed brick, with toothed
eaves cornice. No 35 of red brick with some vitreous glazed headers. No
33: 2 sash windows in reveals; no glazing bars. 2 small plate-glass shop
fronts on ground floor canted in towards central doorways; large fascia
over. House door at north end of 4 flush panels (upper 2 cut away and glazed)
with stuccoed lintel over. No 35 has double sash window on 1st floor with
architrave frame; each 3 panes wide. Wide plate-glass shop window on west
front with large fascia over; doorway on corner. North side facing Portersbridge
Street has one small shop window of similar type. One sash window on upper
floor. Single storey extension to east with 3 light window in segmental
arch.

Listing NGR: SU3519221351

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26525313

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