Numbers 9-12 Newton Grove (Terrace)

SE33NW 714-1/7/1032

LEEDS HAREHILLS AVENUE, Potternewton (North side) Newton Grove (terrace), Nos.9-12 (Consecutive)

GV II

4 terrace houses. 1860-1870. Coursed squared stone and ashlar, red brick in Flemish bond far right (No.12) slate roof. 4 houses, each of 3 storeys over basement and with 3 first-floor windows. Nos 9, 10 & 11 are identical, with stone steps up to a round-arched single-storey porch with impost mouldings, keystone, rusticated pilasters and balustrade with corner blocks and cornice. 2 tall sash windows with cornice to right, 6-pane frames to 1st-floor windows in architraves with sill band; small windows below eaves with plain sills and gutter brackets. Stone stacks forward of ridge to right of each property. Far right, No.12, (brick) is taller and has ashlar chamfered quoins; the panelled door with fanlight is in a moulded surround with large moulded console brackets supporting cornice; canted bay window right with dentilled cornice and blocking course, inserted window centre. First floor: eared architraves, keystones, similar but shorter windows to 2nd floor; large stone stack forward of ridge, right, gable copings. INTERIOR: not inspected. The Directory entry for 1870 indicates that No.12 was Grange Villa, the residence of J Snell, cloth finisher; Nos 9-11 were occupied by a corn merchant, a wine merchant and a solicitor.

Listing NGR: SE3107735851