Description

1099 PARK ROW
(North West side)
Nos 9, 11, 11A, 15 and 17

SU 8347 SE 1/126 29-DEC-1972
II GV

No. 9 Late C18/ 2 storeys. Colour Washed brick. Old tile roof. 2 windows and half-glazed central door in plain frame with double scroll cut brackets and delicate cornice, broken over brackets, and pediment. The left hand window now 3-light. C19 shop window.
Nos 11, 11A and 15. One block. Late C18. 2 storey and attic. Brick on reed panels, in doorcase of panelled pliasters. glazing bars intact. Ground floor window of No.11 altered.
No.17 Early C19. 2 storeys. Red Brick. Projecting plinth. Boxed eaves. Tiled roof. 2 windows with architrave frames and segmental heads on 1st floor. 2 windows with moulded frames on ground floor. All window arches with keystones. 6 panel central door, reeded flush type, with retangual fanlight, altered, in doorcase of panelled pilasters, broken entablature and pediment.

The listed buildings (with numbers 3 and 5 and Shefield's Yard) in Park Row, and The WIndsor Almshouses (with the wall behind) all form a group.

Listing NGR: SU8395747112

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26605938

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