Description

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SALISBURY CATHERINE STREET
SU 1429 NE (east side)
4/418
Nos 27 and 2

GV II

House with shops. Circa late C17 and early C18 with C18, C19 and C20 altera-
tions. Timber-framed with painted mathematical tile front; tile and slate hung
at rear. Plain tile hipped roofs. No 29 on right (south) is circa late C17 and
partly refronted in C20; No 27 on left is circa early C18. 2 storeys and
attic. C20 shop fronts on ground floor. 3:1 bays. First floor of 3 bays on
left has painted mathematical tile front with cornice and rendered parapet and 3
4-pane sashes. Right hand bay has large plate glass display window on first
floor and stepped parapet. Dormers. Adjoining wings at rear, tile hung on left
with hipped roof; slate hung on right with half-hipped roof and with flat roof
extension. Interior: No 27 has mid C19 stick baluster stairs from first floor
to attic. No 29 has various chamfered beams on ground floor, chamfered cross-
beam on first floor with run-out stops and C18 staircase from first floor to
attic with scratch-moulded panelling to side. Similarly moulded panelled first
floor door.
Source: RCHM Salisbury, monuments 210 and 211, p.108.

Listing NGR: SU1455429858

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26536302

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