Description

GEORGE STREET
1.
1577
(East Side)
Nos 73 to 77 (odd)
SZ 5992 2/30 24.10.50.

II

2.
Small terrace of three houses, not quite symmetrical. Early C19. Three
storeys. One window each and an extra window bay to No 77. Stuccoed.
Cornice above ground floor. Another with parapet above second floor,
the parapet being raised to form a centre piece above No 75. Pilasters
flanking each house and the extra window bay of No 77 from the first
to second floor. On the first floor of Nos 73 and 77 flattened bow
windows of three lights each, with pilasters between the lights and
cornice over. No 75 has a similar triple window flush with the wall,
with architrave over and stuccoed balustraded balcony. Below this a
single sash window in stuccoed surround. Ditto on the first floor of
the extra window bay in No 77. Second floor windows all triple windows.
Glazing bars intact. Round-headed doorways, with semi-circular fanlights,
No 77 having two, one door recessed behind an elliptical arch with
pilasters, the other leading to a passage through the house.

Listing NGR: SZ5931692559

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26528453

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