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Latitude: 51.2085 / 51°12'30"N
Longitude: -4.1221 / 4°7'19"W
OS Eastings: 251860
OS Northings: 147613
OS Grid: SS518476
Mapcode National: GBR KN.41L9
Mapcode Global: VH4M4.HWNG
Plus Code: 9C3Q6V5H+95
Entry Name: 133, High Street
Listing Date: 12 March 1990
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1208700
English Heritage Legacy ID: 390220
ID on this website: 101208700
Location: Ilfracombe, North Devon, EX34
County: Devon
District: North Devon
Civil Parish: Ilfracombe
Built-Up Area: Ilfracombe
Traditional County: Devon
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Devon
Church of England Parish: Ilfracombe Holy Trinity
Church of England Diocese: Exeter
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SS5147
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12/03/90
ILFRACOMBE
HIGH STREET
(South side)
No.133
GV
II
Shops with club premises above. Probably mid C19 with late C19
shop built out at the front of ground storey.
MATERIALS: solid rendered front; left side wall is of stone
rubble with remnants of plaster adhering to it. Rear wall
(visible from Meridian Place) is covered with roughcast in top
storey; lower part blocked by adjoining structure. Roof
slated, probably with asbestos slate. Rendered, multi-flue
chimney on right-hand side wall.
PLAN: Probably a double-fronted, double-depth plan originally,
although the first floor plan has been considerably altered
and now takes in the first floor of No.132 High Street (qv).
Narrow, open well staircase at rear of centre.
EXTERIOR: 3 storeys with garret. Upper storeys have single
light window or glazed door to left and square, 4-light bay
window to right.
Shopfront in ground storey has 4 cast-iron columns with
enriched capitals, these supporting an entablature which
breaks forward above each column. Upon the entablature stands
a wrought-iron balcony-railing in Rococo style, probably of
late C19 date.
2 display windows flank the club entrance. Only the left-hand
one retains much of its original character, the lower section
being divided into 2 panes by a thick, vertical glazing bar.
To its right is the glazed shop door with bracketed cornice
above, the brackets linked by small cinquefoiled arches. Above
both window and door runs a dentilled cornice surmounted by a
3-paned transom light.
In the upper storeys the bay window has 9-paned sashes in the
second storey and 6-paned sashes in the third storey (all with
horns), the second storey finished with a moulded cornice.
To left of second storey is a glazed 12-paned door with
3-paned transom light. The window above it is a 6-paned sash
without horns. Front is finished with an eaves board moulded
on the lower edge. 3 gabled dormers with 2-paned sashes and
plain bargeboards.
Rear wall has in top storey a 4-paned sash to right (east) and
8-paned fixed sash in centre.
INTERIOR only partly inspected. Staircase, rising to second
floor, has paired, square newels with flat moulded caps;
rounded handrail, balusters boxed in. First floor front room
much altered, but has 2 moulded plaster bosses on ceiling.
Listing NGR: SS5186047613
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