Description

ISLINGTON

TQ3084SE MOUNTFORT CRESCENT
635-1/51/633 (North West side)
29/09/72 Nos.5 AND 6

GV II

Semi-detached villas. c.1837-42. Stucco over brick;
Welsh-slate truncated hipped roof with dormers (and truncated
half-domed roof to large bow windows), all with projecting
eaves, and stucco centre and end stacks. Side-hall entrance to
outer bay; mirror floor plans. Two-storeys and attic, each of
2-window range including very broad, full-height, bow window
(with 4/4 centre sashes with 2/2 side-lights flanked by
narrower blind windows to ground and lst floors). Ground-floor
entrances with porch with square piers and entablature.
Doorway flanked by pilasters; panelled door with side-lights
and 4-paned rectangular overlights. Entablature detailing of
porch continues horizontally to form elaborate lst floor
storey band to bow windows. Narrower 6/6 sashes to lst floor
over entrances. Single dormer above each bow window. No. 5
with large wooden addition to rear roof and with recessed
brick extension to right of entrance; No. 6 with 2-storey
stucco extension to left of entrance.

Listing NGR: TQ3100284280

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26503162

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