Description

REDDITCH B CHURCH GREEN (east side)
SP 0467 NW Town Centre

12/33 No 20

- II

House, now shop and offices. c1800 with late C19 and mid-C20 alterations.
Red brick, stuccoed at ground floor level with banded rustication; shallow-
pitched slate roof with end stacks. Three storeys; moulded cornice at first
floor level and eaves level; sill band above first floor cornice, and string
course defining frieze. Three bays; ground floor has a 12-pane sash to left
and a C19 shop front to right with moulded cornice on elaborate consoles, C20
multi-paned window and half-glazed door with transom light; central first floor
window has a pediment on consoles and windows in flanking bays have cornices on
consoles; all three first floor windows have moulded shouldered architraves and
are 12-pane sashes; three second floor 9-pane sashes with gauged flat heads;
central entrance has pilastered surround; the banded rustication is continued
across the pilasters and forms banded voussoirs above the round-arched doorway
which has a moulded keyblock and imposts; husk moulding in reveals and four-
panelled door. Interior not inspected.

Listing NGR: SP0420167644

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26392131

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