Description

LONDON ROAD
1 +
f22y '
(South-(test Side)
Nos JR to 43 (consec) )
SO 8504 6/355
II
2.
Late C18. Painted ashlar. 3 storeys. Plain eaves cornice and parapet. Giant
Tuscan pilaster order, with anthemia at top and bottom of pilasters. 2 ranges
of double-hung sash windows with glazing bars per house, plain architraves and
sills, I. round-arched door with fanlLiht per house. No Il, has canted bay window
on ground floor=with guttae to architrave, dentilled console, and blocking course
with decoration of pediments and acroteria in shallow relief, No 43 has modernised
ground floor.
[Nos 5@ to +5 (consec) form a grouc with Nos lo to 1,+ (consec) on the North East side]

Listing NGR: SO8521104972

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26532761

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