Description

RAMSGATE ALBION PLACE
TR 3864 NW + 3864 NE
(north-west and
13 + 14/40 north-east sides)
13.9.74 Nos. 12 to 15
inclusive, with
railed areas
GV II
Terrace row. 1789-92. Stock brick, in part rendered No. 14 wholly so, with
slate roofs. L-shaped terrace. Four storeys and basement, with rusticated
base to long arm of L (12a-15), and parapet. Stacks to left of each unit.
No. 12 with 2 sashes on 3rd and second floors. 12a, 14 and 15 with 3 each
(2 x 9 bays in all). Continuous tented verandah along whole frontage, with
scrolled brackets to piers, Geometric pattern rails and scrolled brackets.
12a and 15 with glazed-in verandahs, all units with 3 double hung sashes on
1st floor (2 to No. 12). Single sashes to ground floor and basement of No. 12,
with door of 4 panels (part glazed) with semi-circular fanlight in rusticated
surround with 4 moulded segmental steps, the whole squeezed into the return
angle of the frontage. Two sashes to each ground floor and basement of Nos.
12a-15, with doors of 6 and 4 panels to 12a and 14 in elliptical doorways
with side lights, and half-glazed door to No. 15 with attached Doric columned
porch. Simple rails to steps and basement areas with urn finial principals,
except No. 14 with fleur-de-lys rails.

Listing NGR: TR3848164932

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26621132

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