Description

1 PARK STiEET

5130 (South Side)
Nos 12 to 16(consec) 12 to 16 8consec)
SU 9676 NE 3/53 4.1.50.
GV
1I*
2.
An early C19 terrace of 5 houses, 3 storeys and basement, stucco rusticated
ground floor treatment, string at 1st floor level, Nos 12 and 19 are recessed
with composite piers at the outer angles and 2 engaged composite columns between
the windows. An entablature runs the whole length of the terrace with balustradin
pierced over windows. Slate mansard roof. Each house has 2 dormer windows,
3 square windows on the 2nd floor. Nos 12 aft have 3 tall French windows
with architrave and cornice arid contemporary cast iran balconies, 2 arched windows
to right hand on ground floor and 1 arched doorway to left hand.Nos 13 and
14 each have arched windows on 1st floor with moulded caps to piers, architrave
carried round arch and French casement windows. A continuous balcony similar
to that of Nos 12 and 15 is carried across the 2 houses, site ground floor windows
are rectangular, thos of No 13 have no glazing bars. The arched doors are grouped
in centre. All the doors have a large single panel and the fanlights have concentric
glazing.No 16 has a rounded corner flanked by pilasters on the upper floors,
1 3-light sash window on upper floors facing Park Street. 1st floor has similar
balcony. 1 window on curved portion. The ground floor has door of similar
design to the left hand and a shop with plate glass windows, The corner is
recessed with 2 Doric columns and plain window.

Park Street Lodge, Nos 2 to 16(consec) Nos 25 to 28 local list only, entrance to
Black Lion Yard, Nos 20 to 24 (consec), Archway to Royal Mews,Nos 29 to 35 (consec).
Cambridge Lodge, Cambridge Gate and Park Street Gate form a group.

Listing NGR: SU9693176673

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17547032

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