Nos 5 And 6,With The Iron Railings To Both Sides Of The Access Path

Description

This information is taken from the statutory List as it was in 2001 and may not be up to date.

ST5516SE YEOVIL CP CHURCH TERRACE (North side)

5/12 Nos 5 & 6, with the iron railings to both sides of the access path

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GV II

Terrace Houses, now offices, of c1820. Brickwork, colourwashed, with Welsh slate roof having plain verges to gables. 2-storeys of 2-bays to each house, the terrace being built in stepped pairs of which 5 and 6 are the highest. Central doorways on either side of the party wall; the doors, having the upper panels removed for glazing, are set in semi-circular arched openings and have fanlights over with radial glazing bars: wrot iron brackets for curved porch hoods survive (they may not be original) but the hoods have gone: the windows are 16-pine sashes, one to each floor of each house - all glazing bars intact. The side elevation to No. 6 also brick colourwashed, and set high in the gable is a circular window with square panes, probably early C19: the windows to ground and first floors C20 middle casements. The interiors not seen. The extensions to the rear (now known as No 7) not included. The boundary railings of this pair more elaborate than the remainder, almost certainly early C19: the matching railings on the other side of the footpath extend to the limits of No 6. A stepped terrace of houses with, Nos 1-4 Church Terrace (qv), are an important element in the setting of the Church of St John the Baptist.

Listing NGR: ST5569016093

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This is part of the Series: IOE01/0882 IOE Records taken by Brian Haigh; within the Collection: IOE01 Images Of England

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© Mr Brian Haigh. Source: Historic England Archive

This photograph was taken for the Images of England project