Description

RAMSGATE BROAD STREET
TR 3865 SW
(east side)
9/63 Nos. 13-19 (odd
numbers) with
railed area
GV II
Terrace row. Circa 1830. Stock brick part painted, and slate roof. Three
storey and basement central block with 2 storey and basement flanking wings,
with parapets and doubled stacks to right and left of main block. Four sashes
on 2nd floor, on 1st floor, with glazing bars in part surviving. Four bows
to basement and ground floors, each with 2 sashes, glazing bars surviving
intact to left, vertical bars only elsewhere. End right bow painted on 1st
floor, all others on basement only. Half-glazed door to left and 6 panelled
door to right with semi-circular surround, and flights of 4 and 5 steps with
simple rails. All openings with gauged heads. C20 rails to basement areas.
Boarded doors with glazing bar sash over on return elevations.

Listing NGR: TR3819465134

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26632063

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