Description

1.
5102 WOOD TERRACE
(south side)
(Westoe)
Nos 1 to 7 (consec)
NZ 3665 NE 10/89
NZ 3765 NW 11/89

II GV

2.
After circa 1855.
A uniform terrace of 2 storey red brick houses with slate roofs. The elevation is
terminated at either end by a 2 storey wood bay window. All other windows have
stone heads. The entrances are framed by a moulded stone architrave except for that
at no 1 which has a projecting Corinthian portico. Nos 2-6 have a segmental headed
dormer window. No 1 is of 4 bays. No 7 is of 2 bays. Nos 2-6 are of 3 bays.
Nos 3, 4 and 5 have been re-glazed the rest hale undivided sashes. No 1 has a
stone plaque inscribed "Wood Terrace" set at first floor level.
Named after the Wood family who owned the estate. See also Westoe Villa.
Plan of Building Ground belonging to Miss A Wood, Mark Thompson, architect
circa 1855 shows Wood Terrace (not named) set out with numbered building plots.
Included in Census Enumerators' Return for 1861.

Listing NGR: NZ3703265757

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26525873

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