Description

1. 1042 SIDMOUTH STREET (South Side)

No 20 (Farmers Steakhouse and Sidmouth House) ) Nos 21 & 22 (Walker & Rose Ltd) SU 0061 3a/324

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2. Circa 1840. Farmed Steakhouse and Sidmouth House on corner with front to Devizes Green. 2 storeys red brick, Farmers Steakhouse and Sidmouth House painted. Stone plinth, chamfered quoins. lst floor sill course, shallow eaves cornice. Low pitch hipped slate roof. Farmers Steakhouse and Sidmouth House has 2 windows to both fronts (1 only on ground floor to Sidmouth Street) recessed sashes glazing bars intact. Larger on ground floor, flat brick arches. Entrance on each front: recessed doors of 2 full length moulded panels, semi-circular fanlights with radial, swagged glazing bars. Nos 21 and 22 has 3 similar windows on 1st floor, one on ground floor to left. The rest of ground floor refaced early C2O as butcher's shop, white tiles with blue tile plinth, arabesque pattern to light blue tile frame and to surround of doorway. 2 windows with diamond shaped panels below containing a cow to left and a sheep to the right hand one. Door and fanlight as with those of Farmers Steakhouse and Sidmouth House.

Listing NGR: SU0076261441

External Links

• Wikidata Q26553174

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