Description

LONDON ROAD
1.
963
(North Side)
Nos 1 to 5 (odd)
SU 8792 5/43 9.1.54.
II GV

2.
Graded partly for group value. C18 terrace block. Red and grey brick,
old tiled roof. 3 storeys. Each house has 3 sashes in reveals, glazing
bars to Nos 3 and 5, 1st floor cast iron balconettes to No 1. Bracketed
wooden cornice to Nos 1 and 3, dentil brick cornice to No 5. No 3 has
6 panel door. Similar door to No 1 now removed, but doorway retains fluted
pilasters,horizontally reeded cut brackets and flat hood. Door to No 5
has architrave surround with pulvinated frieze, cornice, pediment. Doorway
to No 5, up flight of steps, has arched rusticated stucco surround, with
impost mouldings and keystone, enclosing fanlight and 3 panel door. Windows
to No 5 have voussoir heads, formerly with early C19 sunblind cases.

Trinity Congregational Church and Nos 1 to 17 (odd) form a group.

Listing NGR: SU8710992778

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26453917

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