Description

THE CRESCENT
1.
5365
(East Side)
29.7.70. No 15
4.6.52. Nos 16 to 20 (consec)
ST 2224 SE 11/39

II* GV

2.
A further length of terrace built in 1807, now divided from Nos 1 to 11 (consec)
but retaining some group value with the rest of the street. 3 storey plus basement
houses in pinkish-brown brick. Plain pilasters divide the houses. Hipped slate
roofs behind parapets, 2 windows per house, sashes with glazing bars, Round headed
openings to ground floor. Segmental iron balconies to lst floor. Round headed
doorways, traceried fanlights. 8-panel doors in 2 leaves. Attached railings to
forecourts and franking basement steps.

All the Iisted buildings in the Crescent form a group with No 14 and Wall
Bath Place and Dragon Book Shop, Corporation Street.

Listing NGR: ST2255624271

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17555278

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