Description

THE GREEN
1.
5407
(North Side)
No 1
SU 1869 1/72 18.7.49.
II* GV
2.
Cl8. 3 storey. Chequer brick on projecting plinth, projecting 4 course strings
over ground and lst floor windows. Heavy moulded wood cornice, Hipped slate
roof. 7 windows to upper floors all 2 panes wide, with large panes, 2 panes
high on 2nd floor and 4 panes high on 1st floor. 6 windows on ground floor,
all 3 panes wide, the right hand pair only have original glazing. All windows
have stone cills. Central 6-Panel door in heavy architrave frame, set in stone
porch of Doric pilasters and columns with entablature of triglyph frieze, with
rosette ornament, moulded cornice and broken curved pediment with central stone
urn. Porch stands on stone landing approached by 6 steps, and has early Cl9
lamp holder over.
Interior: Right hand ground floor room has plaster cornice with modillions and
egg and dart moulding; chimneypiece with egg and dart moulding, architrave and
cornice, pulvinated frieze with oak leaf mouldings and festoon of fruit on raised
panel; 2 doorways with pulvinated frieze, dentils and egg and dart moulding.
2 modern Ionic columns support lintel across centre of room.
Nos 1A to 5 (consec) form a group, with Nos 3 to 15 (consec) Siverless Street.

Listing NGR: SU1894669322

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17544208

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