Description

1800-10. 2-storey and attic, wide 3-bay house; tooled ashlar,
polished ashlar dressings; rusticated quoins; painted on
front elevation, rubble NE gable and rear; ground floor
frontage masonry repaired with rendering, lined as ashlar.
Centre round-headed, keystoned doorway within shallow
pilastered and corniced doorpiece; fanlight, double leaf
door. Shorter 1st floor windows have blind cruciform motifs
in outer bays and shallow round headed niches flanking
centre window. 2 flat roofed canted dormers; NE gable has 3
ground floor windows, the outer being blocked; 3 smaller in
1st floor and diminutive centre attic window; all 1st
floor windows has 12-pane glazing and are linked by cill
band; 4 pane glazing in ground floor. Corniced end
stacks; slate roof.
Pilastered screen wall to left with blocked door, window and
slapped garage door.

Statement of Interest

Corner site with Sir George's Street.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17830154

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  Yorkshire: York and the East Riding (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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