Description

NZ 2464 NE NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE ST. THOMAS' STREET
(south side)
16/498 Nos. 3A and 7 to 15 odd
17.12.71 (formerly listed as Nos.
3 and 7 to 15).
GV II
Terrace of houses. Circa 1840. English bond brick with ashlar basement and dressings;
Welsh slate roofs except for No. 9 which has concrete tiles. Basement and 2 storeys;
6 houses, 17 bays in all. Nos. 3A and 7, flanking segmental-arched entrance to stables
behind, have curved steps, with patterned cast iron handrails, up to 6-panelled doors
and overlights with glazing bars in architraves. Similar doors in architraves at right
of each house. Giant pilasters with ashlar capitals flank first 2 houses and vehicle
entrance; 5 windows to first 2 houses. All windows sashes with wedge stone lintels
and glazing bars; projecting stone sills to ground floor, sill band to first floor,
except for 6 right bays which have aproned sills. Low-pitched roof has brick chimneys,
some ashlar-corniced.

Listing NGR: NZ2465564786

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26609465

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