History

Terraced house, with C19 detail to three-storey front, but possibly earlier core. Since 1974 the bracketed eaves have gone and the main entry appears to have been moved from centre right, now a window, to former secondary door to extreme right. Occupied in 1926 by Major R.H.B. Summers JP. Used as health authority office later in C20, then converted to flats.

Exterior

Terraced house, painted stucco with slate close-eaved roof (formerly with coarse brackets to overhanging eaves) and rendered end stacks. Three storeys, three-window range. To left is a big three-storey canted bay with plate glass sashes flanked by flattened rounded pilasters. Modern eaves board possibly replacing a top cornice. Top floor has plate glass sash window to centre and right, first floor has longer plate glass sash to right and ground floor has one to right of centre, not aligned, described as a doorway in 1974. The doorrcase described here in 1974 is now on former secondary door to extreme right. Plain timber doorcase with pilasters and entablature with keystone, but moulded cornice cut back since 1974. Flush-panelled 6-panel door in flush-panelled reveals with overlight. Door gives access to a through passage, with modern door to left to ground floor front flat, and second door to stairs in added large rear wing.

Interior

Interiors not inspected, said to be wholly altered in conversion to flats.

Reasons for Listing

Included for special architectural interest as a substantial three-storey terraced house.

External Links

• Cadwr Listing
• Wikidata Q29490386

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