Description

GLOUCESTER

SO8318NW NORTHGATE STREET 844-1/8/224 (North side) 12/03/73 Nos.83 AND 85

II

Includes: No.1 WORCESTER STREET. Terrace of three shops and former dwellings, a single development on the west corner with Worcester Street. Early C19, following formation of Worcester Street. Stuccoed brick painted white, stone details painted black, slate roof, brick stacks. In Northgate Street No.83 of two bays and No.85 of one-bay with a quadrant return at the corner and four bays along Worcester Street, No.1 Worcester Street of two wider bays. EXTERIOR: three storeys; 4-window. On the ground floor late C19 shop-fronts, the recessed entrance doorway to No.85 angled below the quadrant corner; a second entrance doorway to No.85 in Worcester Street has original fanlight with margin panes. Stone string at first-floor sill level, crowning frieze band and cornice with blocking course. Window openings of similar size on both upper floors with moulded stone architrave surrounds; moulded stone end brackets under the sill band to the first-floor windows and under the projecting stone sills to the second-floor windows; in No.83 Northgate Street late C19 plain horned sashes, in No.85 and No.1 Worcester Street sashes with glazing bars (3x4 panes) except for later plain replacement of two lower half sashes on first floor of No.85; the windows in the second bay from the left in Worcester Street are blank on both upper floors. INTERIOR: not inspected.





Listing NGR: SO8336318738

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