Description

In the entry for: TG 2107 N MORNINGTON ROAD (North Side) 26/526 Nos 4 to 18 (inc) II The address and map reference shall be amended to read: TG 2107 NE MORNINGTON ROAD 26/526 (north side) Nos 4 to 18 (even)

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TG 2107 N MORNINGTON ROAD (north side) 26/526 - Nos. 4 to 18 (inc.) - II Terraced houses. Early C20. Red brick. Roughcast and applied timber frame at first floor. Each house:- 2 storeys. One first floor window. Alter- nating right and left-hand doors with flowing motif stained glass. Single storey bay window with triple sash window each having a segmental - arch top light. The flat roof to the bay continues across to form a porch. Central triple sash window at first floor each with segmental-arch top light. 'Elizabethan' decoration with continuous positive/negative quatre- foil band below windows. Triangular dormer gable above window with pro- jecting bargeboard which continues into eaves cornice. Decorative tiles to dormer and roof ridge.

Listing NGR: TG2135707629

External Links

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