Description

TA 10 80 and FILEY CHURCH STREET
TA 11 80 (west side)

11/8 No 35
24.10.50

GV II

House. Early C18; raised and remodelled in C19. Red brick in Flemish bond
to front, on stone plinth; dressed limestone to sides; part brick, part
limestone to rear. Stone dressings. Pantile roof. Brick and rendered
stacks. Central staircase plan, 1½ rooms deep, with rear access passage to
left. 2-storeys, and attic; 3 first floor windows. Quoins. 4-panel door
with overlight to right of centre. Rear passage doorway at end left under
divided overlight. 4-pane sashes throughout, with stone sills. Window
opening over the entrance door is blocked with a re-set datestone which
reads: ' A '. All ground and first floor openings have
J F
1705
wedge lintels with grooved keystones. Ground floor windows have decorative
ironwork to the sills. Centre and end right stacks.

Listing NGR: TA1166680975

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26441150

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