Description

1.
5l91 SAINT ANDREW'S ROAD
(East Side)

Nos 82 & 84
SY 4793 5/378

II GV
2.
Presumably 1863 or shortly before, and presumably designed by John Hicks of
Dorchester (to whom Thomas Hardy was articled), since they are identical to
Nos 78 and 80, except in the following prints:-

1. Chimneys are rendered

2. Ornamental tiles to roof

3. Both wings have same attic floors as No 80's

4. Doors are planked and pointed arched, set in extensions with lean-to roofs and
coped gables on kneelers

5. No 82 has 1 canted bay with pointed arched sash on ground floor

6. Moulded string above ground floor

7. No 34 has glazed conservatory behind

Nos 78 to 88 (even) form a group.

Listing NGR: SY4720193168

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26575995

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