Building MPM419 - 6-9 BELLEVUE TERRACE

4 terraced houses, Nos 6 and 7 now offices, Nos 8 and 9 now restaurant (1 premise). Early C19, altered mid C19 and late C20. Nos 6 and 7 stuccoed, Nos 8 and 9 painted brickwork. Welsh slated roof, each with brick stack at centre. EXTERIOR: each has 3 storeys and 1 wide bay. No.6 has C20 recessed door on left with moulded stone architrave, on right restored C20 3-storey rectangular bay, each floor with tripartite front, 1 centre sash 2 narrow flanking and 2 narrow side sashes, pilasters divide lights, frieze and modillion cornice, at top moulded band cornice and coped parapet, ground floor has panelled apron. No.7 has 6-panelled door on left, upper 4 panels glazed, thin pilaster doorcase with cut entablature and small dentil pediment. On right 2-storey tripartite canted bay each floor with centre sash and narrow side sashes, pilasters dividing lights, modillion cornice and tented roof. Second floor has 1 later 2-light casement, band course and coped parapet. Nos 8 and 9 (now 1 premise) has 4 panelled door on left of No.8 with thin pilaster doorcase and cornice. No.9 has C20 door between bays with plain projecting surround. To right of Nos 8 and 9 each has 2-storey bay window, with rectangular tripartite front with centre sash and narrow flanking and side sashes, No.9 has C20 casements. On first floor over is a canted tripartite bay with 4-pane centre sash and narrow flanking sashes, pilasters dividing lights, cornice. On second floor is a 6-pane sash to Nos 8 and 9, brick dentil band course and coped parapets. INTERIOR not inspected.

Historic England, The National Heritage List for England (Index). SPM35.