Description

THIRLSTANE RQAD
1.
5245
(North Side)
No 3 House and
No 4 House at
Malvern College
SO 7745 SE 6/157
SO 7744 NE 9/157
II GV
2.
1867-6 by Charles F Hansom of Clifton, who designed the College building.
A pair of identical houses. Three storeys and attics in red brick with paler
brick to the tops of the gables. Tile roof. Stone dressings. Left-hand portion
has half-hipped roof to gable. One window over 3 on 3 storeys, arched heads
to 1st floor reveals. Doorway breaks forward in centre set-back section, with
carved parapet. To the right, an oriel at roof level above 2 windows above
3 windows, arched heads to reveals with ornamental voussoirs, string between
ground and 1st floor. Gable to the right has a 2-light window above a 3-light
window with an arched reveal with ornamental voussoirs, the ground floor having
a canted bay with a pierced parapet. Strings between storeys. A tower to the
side and 3 gabled dormers.

Listing NGR: SO7821545044

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26632749

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