Description

MARY VALE ROAD 1. 5104 Bournville B30 Nos 216, 218 and 220 SP 0480 NE 57/6 II 2. Dated 1898, by W Alexander Harvey, altered. Brick with minimum stone dressings on the ground floor, upper storeys with timber-framing and roughcast infill; tile roof. Three storeys; 3 gabled bays. Ground floor with 2 original shop fronts and No 220 completely altered. First floor with 3 canted bay windows with side lights and dentilled cornice carried on corbels with grotesques carved by Benjamin Creswick. Second floor with a central canted bay window beneath which a panel with soldiers in relief flanking a copper cartouche and two 4-light casement windows, that on the right being the only window on the facade to have lost some of its leaded lights. The entrance to No 216 on the right-hand return.

Listing NGR: SP0456280730

External Links

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