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Summary

Description

Circa 1840, remodelled later with additional rear hall.

5-bay former central section of symmetrical terrace block

of which eastern section (Nos 232-4) remains. 3 storeys

and basement. Central bay raised and advanced. Ashlar,

rusticated at basement with flat arches over windows. Central

entry at head of stair oversailing basement area; Doric

portico with coupled, fluted columns and responds, plain

entablature, balustraded parapet. Sash and case windows in

architraves with 12-pane glazing. Ground floor moulded cill

band blank aprons. 1st floor corniced windows, 2/3rds

architraves with linking stringcourse, console pedimented

in centre; 1st floor cornice. 2nd floor cill band. Eaves

cornice; blocking course.

Cast-iron area railings.

INTERIOR: remodelled J J Burnet. Tuscan columned,

shallow-domed vestibule. wood panelled hall, carved timber

staircase.

THE LISTER ROOM: Corinthian screen, timber chimneypiece with

relief profile sculpture of Lister. College Hall: coved

vestibule, columned screen, side windows, highly-carved timber chimneypiece with marble-shafted columns, round-headed windows

with curvilinear leaded lights, fluted pilastered doorpiece

to both faces of entrance to hall, coved, coffered ceiling with geometric compartments.

ALEXANDRA ROOM: plaster panelled walls, circular panelled

corniced ceiling.

Statement of Special Interest

Linked with No 234 and former No 238 now joined.

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