Description

RAMSGATE CHAPEL PLACE
TR 3765 SE
and 3865 SW (north west side)
8 & 9/87 Nos. 5 to 19
(odd numbers)
13.9.74
GV II
Terrace row. Circa 1820. Stock brick. Three storeys and basement with
parapet. Stepped up to left 4 times. Numbers 9 to 19: each house unit
with regular fenestration of 3 glazing bar sashes on 2nd and 1st floors,
and 2 on ground floor, all with painted heads, and central door,
originally of 6 raised and fielded panels, some now half-glazed, with
semi-circular fanlight, some still with tracery surviving. Double
rebated semi-circular surround with keystones and imposts. Simple iron
rails to steps, and iron grills to basement openings to left and to
right. The top storeys of Nos. 9 and 11 have been restored late C20.
No. 7 is of only 2 window bays, those on 2nd and 1st floors C20 wooden
casements. No. 5 with rusticated base. 1 glazing bar sash on 2nd floor,
French window with cast iron balcony on 1st floor, and late C19 double
sash in heavy moulded plaster surround on ground floor. Half-glazed
door to right with rectangular fanlight and cornice on heavy brackets,
and segmentally headed basement opening with grill. No. 5 is included
for group value. The terrace is indicated in Collard & Hurst's 1822
plan of Ramsgate. The C20 infill separating this now from the similar
row (Nos. 21-33) replaces the late C18 chapel which gave the street its
name. (See Busson, Ramsgate, 37 and 68).

Listing NGR: TR3801065130

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26372344

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