28 St Giles Street, Norwich
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28 St Giles Street, Norwich
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: 17 Jun 2013
The house has, unusually, two show-fronts. This is technically the back, but boasts ample proportions as well as a tripartite entrance, Venetian and Diocletian windows. The reason for the Venetian window being misaligned is not clear, but two of the ground floor windows have been lengthened at some point. Late C18th and home of John Harvey, mayor in 1792. Grade II listed. Occupied at the time by Pellcomp Software.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.628958
Longitude
1.290402