Description

SJ4912NW
653-1/11/488
30/05/69

SHREWSBURY
PRIDE HILL
(South East side)
Nos. 31, 32 AND 33

GV
II

Row of 3 shops. Original development C17, present buildings
have facades of c1900. Plastered with mock timbering over
original timber-framing. Plain tiled roofs.
2 storeys with high gabled attics, each a single unit.
Inserted shop fronts, those to Nos 30 & 31 of c1900, with
moulded fascias over renewed windows. No.31 apparently a
separate build, and with a different pattern of mock timber
with herringbone struts and cusped quatrefoil panels.
Full-height square oriel bay window with wood mullions and
transoms and balustraded timbering. High gable with heavy
barge-boards with finials and pendants.
Nos 32 & 33 represent a single build or rebuild, with thin
mock timbering with long raking braces and 16-pane sash
windows with drop-ended hoodmoulds over. High gabled attics
have 9-pane sash windows, and there is some lozenge decoration
in the timbering of No.32. Fretted barge-boards with finials.

Listing NGR: SJ4922012590

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26546366

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