Description

1. ST MARGARET'S PLACE
5411 (West Side)

18.4.52. No 5
- Wall along street to
North of No 5.
ST 8260 2/105

II* GV

2.
C18. 2 storeys. Ashlar with rusticated quoins and plinth. Modern pantile
roof. Eaves cornice. 3 dormers with gablets (centre one with triangular
pediment, the side ones with segmental pediments), 5 windows, sashes,
glazing bars. 1st floor windows have architrave surrounds and pulvinated
friezes, centre window has segmental pediment, others flat moulded cornices.
Ground floor windows have architrave surrounds and keystones. Square-headed
central doorway with architrave surround and flat moulded cornice on stone
brackets. Wrought-iron lamp bracket over. 8-panelled door with shallow
oblong fanlight. A wall continues from the right side of No 5, running
north to join the left side of No 6. Rubble with stone coping. Set in
the wall is a 6-panel door with a small hood over supported on foliated
metal brackets.

Nos 34 St Margarets Hill, and all the listed buildings in St Margarets
Place form a group.

Listing NGR: ST8263960734

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17546644

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