Description

1. ST GILES' STREET
1485
(West side)
No 43
SP 5106 NW 5/514 12.1.54.
II GV
2.
House. RCHM 179. Dated on front "W P 1660" but has been subsequently altered.
3-storeyed plastered rubble with cellars, moulded cornice and Welsh slate
roof. There are 3 windows in each floor in stuccoed frames; those in the
ground and 1st floors have sashes; the 2nd floor windows have 2-light casements.
The sash windows all have glazing bars. There is a tripartite sash on the
lst floor. The central doorway has an early C19 reeded frame with angle
paterae. The side doorway on the North (now used for No 42) has flat pilasters
with moulded caps and pediment, all in wood. Interior: The whole of the
lst floor front has been converted to a "meeting room". A few ancient flat
slat balusters of the original staircase remain in the upper flight.

Nos 31 to 46 (consec) and Nos 49 to 56 (consec) form a group.

Listing NGR: SP5114206792

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26299252

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