Listed Building: NUMBERS 2 AND 4 AND RAILINGS ATTACHED TO FRONT AND LEFT SIDE (464233)
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| Grade | II | 
|---|---|
| LBSUID | 464233 | 
| Date assigned | 03 August 1992 | 
| Date last amended | 
Description
                    
YORK
SE6052SW                  MUSEUM STREET           1112-1/27/786             (North West side)           03/08/92                  Nos.2 AND 4                                     and railings attached to front and                                     left side
GV                        II
Two houses with front area railings; now offices. 1851. By JB           and W Atkinson for Thos. Laycock, M.D. Buff-orange brick in           Flemish bond with porticos and dressings of sandstone ashlar;           brick stacks to flat roof, obscured by wrought-iron           balustrade. Cast-iron railings on stone plinth.           EXTERIOR: Museum Street front: 3 bays of 4 storeys and           basement, fourth bay of 3 storeys. Basement sash windows have           shaped lintels continued as moulded plinth band. Entrance to           No.2 in right end bay, within porch of plain antae and heavy           cornice. No.4 has distyle in antis portico, rising into first           floor as square bay window with clasping pilasters,           entablature and moulded cornice returned at each end. Portico           has single round-headed light to returns on each floor. First           floor bay has single tall 8-pane window in sunk-panelled           surround opening on to balcony with parapet of incised panels.           Both entrances are approached by flights of steps with square           section railings and flat handrail, swept round at foot; doors           are glazed and panelled, with overlights, in plain           architraves. Windows flanking portico project as shallow           2-storey square bays, with paired round-headed 8-pane sashes           on ground floor in pilaster and cornice architraves; similar           segment-headed windows on first floor. First floor window over           entrance to No.2 is 8-pane sash in eared architrave. All           second floor windows are segment-headed 12-pane sashes in           eared architraves with moulded sills on brackets. All third           floor windows are 6-pane sashes with segment-arched heads in           plain surrounds. Continuous moulded cornice to ground floor           openings; narrow sill band to first floor windows continues           across right end bay; moulded sill band to third floor windows           continues as plain cornice over right end bay. Dentilled and           moulded eaves cornice beneath open scrollwork parapet           balustrade between brick piers.           Library Square front: 4 storeys, 3 bays, on stepped plinth.           Ground and first floors break forward, centre bay projecting           further as 2-storey canted bay window. Bay window has single           8-pane sash on each floor. Window detailing repeats that of           main front.           INTERIOR: not inspected.           SUBSIDIARY FEATURES: railings raised on moulded plinth: those           on main front are turned with tapered finials; those to           Library Square front are square section with shaped finials,           and incorporate open scrolled panels topped with cone finials.
Listing NGR: SE6008752073
                
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Sources (1)
- SYO1804 Unpublished document: AOC. 2014. Coach House St Leonard's Place.
 
Location
| Grid reference | SE 60086 52073 (point) | 
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| Map sheet | SE65SW | 
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Record last edited
Mar 16 2016 2:19PM