10 And 12, Billingsly Terrace

1. 5111 BILLINGSLY TERRACE Bowling BD4

Nos 10 and 12 SE 13 SE 9/279

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1. Early C19 adjoining pair of small 2-storey sandstone "brick" houses. Probably built circa 1820 but No 12 incorporates earlier work to rear. Rendered front to No 12. Stone slate roofs with saddlestones. Large common chimney stack to centre. Two windows each in both floors with squared jambs standing proud, widely spaced. Both have enclosed stone "brick" porches, that of No 12 gabled. Squared jamb doorways with entablature moulding as pilaster capping, carried into reveal and over doorhead. Plain arched fanlights with keystones. The rear elevation of No 12 is unusual in having jettied gabled first floor with 2 light square mullioned window. Single light and 3 light square mullioned windows with central doorway, all with squared jambs to ground floor. The overhang is carved in cast iron columns but at the west end there is a massive stone corbel supporter in turn by a later pier.

Listing NGR: SE1790631553