Description

SALTBURN, MARSKE AND NEW MARSKE

NZ6621SW ALBION TERRACE, Saltburn
802-1/10/32 (West side)
Bardencroft

GV II

Includes: Bardencroft TWEED STREET Saltburn.
Villa. c1897 by Brewill and Baily of Derby for William
L'Anson. Bright red brick with pebble dash render gable peaks;
roof of plain red tiles with brick chimneys. Vernacular
Revival.
EXTERIOR: 2 storeys, 3-window range with main front to Albion
Street and entrance on left return to Tweed Street. Albion
Street front almost symmetrical with 1:1:4:1:1 lights in high
bay windows with canted corners, wood mullions and transoms
and steep hipped roofs. All windows have leaded lights, some
with opening casements and all first-floor windows abut
overhanging eaves. First floor has shallow oriels on single
central shaped wood brackets resting on roofs of bay windows.
Full-width eaves projection over oriels, from which gable
peaks rise in inverted W, with corniced Venetian window in
each peak and moulded bargeboards. Quatrefoil rain water heads
at gable valley and under eaves projection; cast-iron rain
water pipes running through eaves and to right of centre.
Single casements on each floor to left of centre. Steeply
pitched roof has irregularly placed tall corniced brick
chimneys on ridge and at mid slope.
Left return has central gabled stair hall projection, with
small light at right of projecting porch.
Porch has brick side walls supporting wood structure with
shallow-arched heads to front and side arches under steep
hipped roof with swept eaves. Full-width window above has 9
lights arranged 2:5:2 with cornice supporting rendered gable.
At left, 4-light windows, the ground floor with transom
lights; one further ground-floor light; at right small single
light and smaller 2-light windows all under brick relieving
arches.
INTERIOR: not inspected.
(The Builder: 6 March 1897: London).

Listing NGR: NZ6644521133

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26667134

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