Description

RAMSGATE THE PARAGON
TR 3864 SW
19/285 No. 5 and
railed Area
13.9.74
GV II
Terrace house. Circa 1816. Painted brick with slate roof. Four
storeys and basement with parapet and stack to left. Two late C20
U.P.V.C. casements on 2nd and 3rd floors with gauged heads. Two French
doors on first floor with glazed verandah, with pierced piers and ornate
scrolled brackets to roof, with simple doubled rails to left, scrolled
balustrade to right. Bow window to basement and ground floor, with
2 sashes and original panelled door to right, with oval top panel, and
lower panel with Greek key ornament with semi-circular fanlight in
moulded and keyed surround at head of flight of 6 steps. Sash and
wooden casement to basement, with panelled door. Simple rails with
urn finials (see item(19/284 ) for historical description.

Listing NGR: TR3802564470

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26685008

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