Description

PORTLAND

SY6873 HIGH STREET, Fortuneswell
969-1/3/107 (South side)
Nos.107 AND 109

II

Pair of houses in short row. Early C19. Coursed and squared
stone, double roman tile roof. Two storeys and attic, each
house 1-windowed. Former 16-pane sashes, now without
horizontal bars, to stooled stone cills; left and right C19
3-panel doors with rosettes under small horizontal overlight.
Small plinth, dying to pavement, left; raised alternating
quoins, and raised plain lintel bands at each floor. Right
verge raised and cement rendered, to prominent moulded kneeler
at front; at left end No 105 has been raised on the original
party wall, and a kneeler of the same kind is built in to its
gable wall. Right gable return rendered, with small 4-pane
sash to attic and to first floor. Back has flush quoins, and
two very large C20 dormer windows. Central ridge stack in
brick. An unusual design with larger windows than usual,
becoming isolated by demolitions and C20 changes to
surrounding buildings.
(Royal Commission on Historical Monuments: Dorset: London:
1970-: 255).

Listing NGR: SY6861273333

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26501024

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