136 Kensington Church Street

House, 1736-7, altered in the late C18 or early C19 and subsequently.

MATERIALS: painted, probably buff-brown brick; tall clad mansard roof.

PLAN: three storeys, basement and attic within the mansard, the front elevation is in two bays, with the entrance to the left.

EXTERIOR: the entrance to the left has a mid-C19 canopy on scrolled brackets and a plain overlight. There is a single tripartite ground floor window with a cambered arched head and a pair of tall, narrow first floor windows with late C19 or C20 casements that cut through the storey band. Above is a pair of six-over-six pane upper second floor sash widows beneath slightly cambered arches and a pair of six-over-six pane flat roofed full dormer windows in the mansard. There is an internal brick stack to the right.