Description

ELLENBOROUGH CRESCENT
1.
5121
Nos 1 to 21 (consec)
and front garden walls
ST 36 SW 1/14 4.5.79 and gate piers
II
2.
Circa 1855 crescent set back from sea-front with semi-formal park in front. Four
storey centre-piece and end pavilions linked by 3 storey sections. Bath stone
ashlar with ground floor impost string and cill bands, modillion cornice and pierced
parapet. Concealed roof. Modillion capping to chimneys. Plate and large pane
sash windows, 2 per house, 3 to end pavilions with architraves, and keystones, and
cill brackets. First and second floor windows segment headed (third floor of centre
and wings also). Ground floor windows arched. End pavilions have stilted arch first
floor windows. Stone brackets to first floor balconies, cast iron, some with panelled
stone dies. Panelled doors, plain arched fanlights. Front gardens end in Pennant
stone dwarf walls and each has pair of gate-piers of Pennant with Bath stone quoins
and segmented capping on modillion cornice. One of Weston-Super-Mare's best set
pieces.

Listing NGR: ST3218560755

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26430792

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