Description

FALMOUTH

SW8132NW ARWENACK STREET 843-1/8/19 (South West side) Nos.35, 36 AND 37

GV II

Two town houses with later shops. c1800. Painted rubble with granite quoins, timber lintels to ground floor, shallow segmental brick arches to upper floors; dry slate roof to No.37 (left), original grouted scantle slate hipped roof at higher level on the right; brick end stacks. Double-depth plan. 3 storeys over basement/cellar; 2:3-window range. Original 12-pane hornless sashes except No.37 where glazing bars removed to 2nd-floor sashes and C20 windows below. Ground floor has large projecting late C19 irregular double shop front with basket-arched lights: 3 on the left of splayed doorway with sidelights and 4 on the right plus return light on the right. Late C19 2-pane sash on the far right over small basement opening with original iron grille. Right-hand return is 2/3-window range with original sash to 1st-floor left, otherwise later horned sashes. Original pilastered doorway with pair of panelled doors central to fenestration; later doorway towards left. INTERIOR not inspected. Except for changes relating to the insertion of the shop front, this building is unusually complete for its date.















Listing NGR: SW8105032543

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