Description

CLIFF BRIDGE TERRACE 1. 1605 22.12.55. Nos 1 to 5 (consec) & Nos 6 & 7 TA 0488 4/113

II GV

2. Circa 1840 painted stucco terrace of 4 storeys attic and basement. Rusticated up to 1st floor level which has continuous cast iron balcony on pairs of cut stone brackets. 2nd and 3rd floor sill courses, frieze and projecting eaves cornice. Pedimented dormers and later attic casements in low gable end slate roof. Broad stucco corniced chimney stacks. 18 windows in all, sashes a few retaining glazing bars. Those on 1st floor full length in architrave surrounds with flat wreathed brackets supporting cornices over. Upper floor windows have architrave surrounds, eared on 1st floor, with moulded sills projecting from sill courses on block consoles. Most of-doors altered but 2 remaining of 6 fielded panels, double, rectangular fanlights. An effective terrace block forming background to tile Museum and the adjoining Museum terrace of shops which forms the retaining wall of the Cliff Bridge Terrace with flight of steps,

The listed buildings in Cliff Bridge Terrace form an important group.

Listing NGR: TA0433188315

External Links

• Wikidata Q26549475

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