Description

LONG SUTTON MARKET STREET TF 4223-4323 (north east side) 11/46 Nos. 22, 24, 26 & 28 (formerly listed as Chapel Bridge Road) 30.6.66 G.V. II

Terrace of 4 houses. c.1820 and C20. Red brick. Slate roof. Rendered coped gables. 4 ridge stacks, 2 being C20 and 2 C20 gable stacks. Broad moulded paired bracketed eaves. 2 storeys plus basement and attic, 14 bays. Central carriage archway with basket arch, to the right in the basement are 2 C20 3 light casements with concrete lintels and to the left a single 3 light casement with flush wedge lintel and on the far left a single 3 light C20 glazing bar casement under a flat head. Above, to the right of the archway are 2 glazing bar sashes, a doorway 3 steps up with ornate panelled door decorated with whorls and central square panel with radiating spokes, fanlight with large female head and glazing bars in St. Andrew's cross, moulded architrave with ribbed keystone and square imposts decorated with circular motif, further right are 2 glazing bar sashes and on the far right a doorway with similar door, fanlight and surround, the fanlight however lacks the face. To the left of the carriage archway are 2 glazing bar sashes, a doorway with similar door and fanlight with spokes, no face, and C20 brick architrave, further left are 2 glazing bar sashes and on the far left a doorway with similar door, fanlight and surround, the fanlight however lacks the face. Above are 14 glazing bar sashes. All-sashes with flush wedge lintels. In the attic are 5 dormers, the 2 to the left with single 2 light glazing bar casements, that to the right with single glazing bar Yorkshire sash, that further right with single 2 light glazing bar casement and that on the far right with single pivotal glazing bar casement.

Listing NGR: TF4311723103

External Links

• Wikidata Q26570223

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