Description

1.
5264 NEWPORT STREET
(North Side)

New Hall
TA 0322 2/64 21.9.66.

II*

2.
Late C17 or early C18. 2 storeys and attic in red brick with hipped pantile roof.
1st floor brick band. Cornice recently removed, except for dentil cornice to side.
5 sashes in reveals, glazing bars, flat arches now stucco covered. Roman Doric
porch with fluted columns, ornamental frieze and entablature. Door of 6 panels
with oblong fanlight with ornamental glazing bars, architrave surround with consoles.
2 chimney stacks with moulded bases, brick cornice to 1. Interior has 2 close-string
newel original staircases, chimneypieces and plaster ornamental ceiling of circa
1750-60. Wing of 2 storeys set back to left has tumbled brickwork to gable end
and half-hipped pantile roof. 1 sliding sash window with glazing bars above garage
door and panelled door with flat hood.

Listing NGR: TA0314822289

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17533446

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