Description

NICHOLSON STREET
1.
5270
Nos 2-6 (consec)
(part-of Parkhurst Prison)
SZ 49 SE 13/148B

II GV

2.
Terrace of houses. 1843-4 by Sir Joshua Jebb. Red brick walls, painted stucco
dressings, slate roof, red brick stacks. Half of a once symmetrical composition around
a round-headed stuccoed and coved arch, the right hand rusticated abutment of which
survives. Two storeys. Set back to right. No 2 with round headed sash window to
ground floor and blank oculus to first floor between pilasters carrying C20 plain
parapet in place of entablature. Entered via return elevation flanking terrace of
4 houses (Nos 3-6). These have at ground floor level a continuous arcade of round
arches with plain imposts containing, from left to right, a window, 2 doors, 3 windows,
2 doors and a window. The windows are small pane sashes with recessed brick panels
under, the doors part glazed C20. Above, 5 windows (small paned sashes under segmental
heads) above alternate arches, and united by a plain cill band. Projecting eaves, roof
hipped to right. Three cross-ridge stacks

Listing NGR: SZ4917891156

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26286079

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