Albion Place (Birmingham)

 terraced house, 1830s construction, Grade II Listed (UK)

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Circa 1830 symmetrical terrace originally of four 2 storey stucco faced houses of 2 bays. Chanelled ground floor up to first floor sill course. First floor articulated by short panelled pilasters, coupled between bays 2 and 3 and 6 and 7. The shallow capitals carry frieze, moulded flat eaves to common hipped slate roof. Flanking stucco chimney stacks on front pitch. Revealed glazing bar sashes, 4 x 5 panes on ground floor, 3 x 4 panes on first floor. Those on ground floor have incised panelled heads flanked by consoles with thin cornices over. The chanelling is struck into round headed doorways with panelled architraves in antis, impost blocks, moulded doorheads returned to panelled reveals. Six panel doors, inverted, radial looped, marginal glazing pattern to fanlights. Originally 2 doorways to centre, one was adapted as window.

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