Description

SJ 2929 NW OSWESTRY C.P. SALOP ROAD (east side)
and SJ 2929 SW
Nos. 16 to 22 (even)
14/97 and
16/97

GV II

Terrace of 4 houses, now divided into flats and offices. 1827 and
1828 (datestones) with later additions and alterations. Red brick,
slate roof having 4 axial ridge stacks with tops re-built in late C19
yellow brick. 3 storeys, dentilled wooden eaves cornice carried up
around pediments, 4-window front to each pair of houses, central bays
of each forming projecting pedimented break, glazing bar sashes with
plain stone lintels to first and second floors except to outer bay of
No. 22, where replaced by plate-glass sash and late C20 top-hung
casement respectively; prominent early C20 bay windows to ground floor
of each inner and outer bay, that to No. 22 re-modelled late C20.
Nos. 16 and 16a (to left) have a C20 paired pedimented doorcase;
original low-pedimented doorcase to No. 18 has 6-panel door with
rectangular overlight and panelled reveals; similar entrance to No. 20
but that to No. 22 re-modelled late C20 with half-glazed door. Wide
segmental-headed passageway to right of No. 22 has glazing bar sash
above on each floor. Datestones 1827 (right) and 1828 (left) to pediments.

Listing NGR: SJ2924829518

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26648854

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