Description

TL 4458 NE CAMBRIDGE TRINITY STREET
(East side)
667/3/10073 Nos.4, 5 AND 6

GV II

2 shops with chambers over. Dated 1850. Red brick with some blue-brick diaper. Plaintiled roofs. 3 storeys and attic in 6-window range. 2 ground-floor shop display windows separated by panelled door leading to upper chambers. No.4 with 1850 double-fronted plate-glass display window; paired brackets either side support moulded cornice above C20 fascia board. No.6 with mid C20 plate-glass display window. 6 2-light cross casements to first floor, the 3 to right with cast-iron balconies. Stone surrounds to all windows. 6 2-light casements to second floor and 3 single-light casements to attic, each set within a gable with prominent cusped wavy bargeboards. Central transverse ridge stacks. North elevation carries date 1850 below 2-storey timber oriel window: 2 tiers of single-light casements; pierced wavy bargeboard. INTERIOR. Ground floors converted to shop display areas. Part of a very significant group in Trinity Street. Included for group value.

Listing NGR: TL4483858513

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26558663

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