Description

ST THOMAS'S STREET
1.
1577
(East Side)
Nos 40 to 44 (consec)
SZ 5992 3/297

II

2.
Circa 1840 Jacobean style terrace. Three storeys with attic and basement,
red brick and rubble basement, rendered rusticated quoins, vermiculated on
ground floor of Nos 40 and 44. Three slightly projecting bays with shaped
gables and spike finials. Gable end steep pitch tiled roof. Two dormers
with brick tympanuon, moulded arch with Keystone over. Nos 40 and 44 have
extra single window bay at East and West end respectively. Nos 41, 42 and
43 are of one window only. The attic windows in gables and dormers are
sash with glazing bars intact, plain rendered surrounds to dormers and
rendered shouldered surrounds in gables. All windows recessed, casements
in the Eastern and Western bays on second floor, otherwise sash, with
a tripartite division giving a mullion effect. First floor windows
larger version of those on second floor, some with casements, rusticated
surrounds. Ground floor, similar but narrower, vermiculated surrounds
on Nos 40 and 44. The doorways of Nos 41, 42, 43 are placed against
projecting bays so that their plain rendered surrounds are barrowed on that
side. Doors recessed panelled below with three lights with mullions. The
doors of Nos 40 and 44 are modern but have same surround as others, though
they are centred in the end bays with a right angle instead of a straight flight
of steps. Rendered piers flank steps with gabled caps.

Listing NGR: SZ5920092890

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26564337

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