Description

1.
1671 BROAD STREET
(North Side)
No 2
TF 0207 1/52
II GV
2.
Earlier C18, refronted in 1830. 2 storeys and attics in ashlar. Roof of stone
slates, Remnants of Cl7 house to rear, and late C17 chimney stack. 2 2-storey
canted bays, each containing 3 windows in moulded stone surround with small keystone,
No glazing bars, except to 3 cambered dormers, which have double-hung sashes.
Moulded cornice to bays, dentil eaves cornice to house, creaking forward over fluted
and rusticated pilasters. Dentil eaves cornice to pilasters. 3 moulded rectangular
stone panels between storeys of bays. Door of 6 panels with plain rectangular
fanlight in moulded stone doorcase with panelled pilasters, fluted brackets and
moulded cornice. Between Nos 2 and 3 rusticated and panelled stone stack with
moulded capping, of late C17 date. Graded as part of a group.

No 1, Railings and terrace to No 1, No 2, Wall and gates to No 2, Nos 3, 4,
Warden's House to No 4 and Nos 5 to 11 (consec) form a group.

Listing NGR: TF0292507222

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26595094

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